SPRING-2004:

• General Physics I
  • (PHYS-2113-001)
• University Physics II
  • (PHYS-2523-001)
• University Physics Lab II
  • (PHYS-2521-081)
• Introductory Quantum Mechanics I
  • (PHYS-4023-001)
  • Home Work # 1
  • Home Work # 2    
  • Home Work # 3
  • Home Work # 4

FALL-2004:

• General Physics I
  • PHYS-2113-001
  • PHYS-2113-002
• General Physics II
  • PHYS-2123-002
• General Physics Lab I

ESSAYS (for bonus points): Begin with abstract, not to exceed 250 words, which represents the rationale of the work. The body of the narrative may not exceed 1700 words, double-spaced, in at least 10-point type, excluding abstract, figures and references. The narrative should expand on the abstract and include a description of the work. Include pertinent literature citations (when available). Do not cut and paste from the Internet!

P.S: Send the essay electronically as a Word-format file (preferred!) or pdf file. 

Due Date: On or before the final test

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