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PHS 204: College Physics Lab II
1.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Concurrent enrollment in PHS 202 is required. Two laboratory hours each week. Concepts of physics developed in the associated courses will be studied through the use of hands-on activities. Students will work in groups to explore topics in electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics.
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PHS 211: Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
4.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Prerequisite: MS 125. Concurrent enrollment in PHS 213 is required. This course is the first of two semesters designed to introduce the basic concepts of physics. The first semester will concentrate on the area of physics called Newtonian mechanics that is used to work with macroscopic (ordinary-sized) objects. Beginning with mechanics and motion, we develop methods for mathematically describing the way objects move and predicting their future movement. The course proceeds to study wave motion with springs, strings, water, sound, and light. We will take advantage of the power of calculus to depict movement by weaving its structure into our physical laws and theories. Since the development of both calculus and Newtonian mechanics by Sir Isaac Newton, calculus and physics have been intertwined and students in this course will see these close connections. Credit will not be granted for both 201 and 211.
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PHS 212: Physics for Scientists and Engineers II
4.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Prerequisites: PHS 211, MS 126. Concurrent enrollment in PHS 214 is required. The second semester of this sequence begins by studying electricity and basic circuits, followed by magnetism. A section on light including lenses and mirrors follows. The behavior of light waves such as rainbows and soap bubbles will also be explored. Finally, topics from quantum mechanics and special relativity are introduced to give students a flavor of the revolutionary nature of these topics in their original scientific setting. Once again, calculus will be used throughout the course. Credit will not be granted for both 202 and 212.
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PHS 213: Elementary Laboratory Techniques I
1.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Concurrent enrollment in 211 is required. Two laboratory hours each week. Concepts of physics developed in the associated courses will be studied through the use of hands-on activities. Students will work in groups to explore topics in motion, mechanics, waves, and sound.
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PHS 214: Elementary Laboratory Techniques II
1.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Concurrent enrollment in 212 is required. Two laboratory hours each week. Concepts of physics developed in the associated courses will be studied through the use of hands-on activities. Students will work in groups to explore topics in electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics.
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PHS 301: Modern Physics
3.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Explore the two 20th century revolutions in physics: quantum mechanics and special relativity. We will study the evidence that led to the acceptance of each of these theories and some of the implications of these theories. Both quantum mechanics and relativity have become part of the popular culture. This course offers the opportunity to understand their ideas in their original context and see how popular culture's usage differs from scientific usage.
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PHS 303: Classical Mechanics
3.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
This course investigates various aspects of classical mechanics including: kinematics and dynamics of motion, rigid bodies, oscillatory motion, central forces and gravitation, and Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formulations of classical mechanics
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PHS 327: Elementary Radiation Physics
3.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
This course is intended for any student interested in radiation safety and specifically for students in Physics, Chemistry, Premedicine, Pre-dentistry, Nursing, Biology, and Archaeology. The course objective is to provide individuals with the knowledge and procedures necessary to minimize exposures to ionizing and non-ionizing radiation and to understand the physiological and environmental effects of radiation. Instruction will include lectures, discussions, demonstration, and laboratory exercises.
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PHS 343: Electromagnetism I
3.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
Prerequisite: MS 227. Electric and magnetic fields will be studied. What are their origins? What features of nature affect the nature and strength of the fields? What are some of their effects? Maxwell's equations uniting all of electricity and magnetism will be seen in their full glory.
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PHS 371: Astronomy
4.00 Credits
Jacksonville State University
3 hours lecture/3 hours lab per week. A survey of the structure and evolution of the universe, from planets to stars and galaxies. Questions about the nature of science, limits to current knowledge, and the influence of space science will be addressed. The course culminates in individual in-depth explorations of particular aspects of astronomy.
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