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Physics 115 Spring 2008 Reference Page

Description

115 Energy. I, II; 3 credits (r-P-E). A one-semester introduction, focusing on a central concept: energy, energy sources, and the environment. Gives students the necessary physics background to form opinions on energy questions. The physical laws of thermodynamics, electricity, and magnetism, and nuclear physics in connection with energy related topics such as: thermal pollution, fossil power, fission and fusion, nuclear power, and solar power. Two lectures and one discussion per week.

Prerequisites

Not open to those who have had Physics 103, 201, or 207. Open to Freshmen

Lectures

Times: 9:55am Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

Location: B239 Van Vleck

Instructor: Hakki Ogelman

Text

Energy and Problems of a Technical Society, 2nd edition by Kraushaar & Ristinien. (Wiley)

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Last updated: 03/11/2008
 

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