PHYS 3900
Experimental Physics I
develops experimental, analytical, and communications skills through extended experiments in fields of physics including optics, magnetism, fluids, spectroscopy, materials characterization, and modern physics. Students select from a range of experiments that illustrate concepts encountered in previous courses to apply existing knowledge and problem solving skills, while other experiments introduce more advanced techniques and phenomena.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: PHYS 4880 LC: 0 LH: 6 PR: at least two of PHYS 2053 , 2820 , 2055 , PHYS 2750 (or 2056 ); Science 1807 and Science 1808
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027