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Physics 115 Fall 2017 Reference Page

Energy and Climate

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Typically OfferedFall; Spring
LevelElementary
StudentsUndergraduate, basic
Credits3.00
BreadthPhysical Science
L&S CreditCounts for L&S degree
Gen-EdQuantitative Reasoning Part B

Introduction to energy, focusing on energy sources and their impacts on humans and the environment, particularly through climate change. Develop basic physics skills to form opinions on energy-related issues affecting the world as well as your own use of energy. Apply the physical principles of mechanics, heat, electricity, and atomic nuclei to various energy sources (fossil fuels, renewables, and nuclear) and their impacts.

Prerequisites: Satisfied Quantitative Reasoning (QR) A requirement. Not open to students with credit for PHYSICS 103, 201, 207, or 247.

Lecture

SecInstructorTimePlace
001Justin VandenbrouckeMW 04:35 pm - 05:25 pm2103 Chamberlin

Discussion

SecInstructorTimePlace
301Mitch McNannaR 04:35 pm - 05:25 pm2104 Chamberlin
302Mitch McNannaR 02:25 pm - 03:15 pm2104 Chamberlin
303Mitch McNannaR 03:30 pm - 04:20 pm2104 Chamberlin
304Mitch McNannaF 12:05 pm - 12:55 pm2104 Chamberlin
305Mitch McNannaF 01:20 pm - 02:10 pm2104 Chamberlin
306Mitch McNannaF 02:25 pm - 03:15 pm2104 Chamberlin