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General Education Physical Science and Astronomy

• SCEN 101: Physical Science I
• SCEN 102: Physical Science II
• SCEN 103: Concepts of Science and Technology
• PHYS 133: Intro to Astronomy
• PHYS 139: Stars & Constellations
• PHYS 147: Atoms for everyone
• SCEN 340: Advanced Science for Teachers
• SCEN 344: Science and Religion
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Introductory Physics and Astronomy

• PHYS 104: Elementary Physics
• PHYS 133: Introduction to Astronomy
• PHYS 139: Star & Constellation Identification
• PHYS 140: Great Concepts of Physics
• PHYS 141: Light, Lasers Cameras, Perception
• PHYS 143: Energy Technology & Society
• PHYS 144: Concepts of the Universe
• PHYS 145: Black Holes & Cosmic Evolution
• PHYS 146: Quarks, Gluons and the Big Bang: Particles and Cosmology
• PHYS 147: Atoms for Everyone
• PHYS 169: Exploring Physics Concepts I
• PHYS 199: Great Concepts of Physics
• PHYS 201: Introductory Physics I
• PHYS 202: Introductory physics II
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Physics and Astronomy for Secondary Education Teachers

• SCEN 491: Teaching Science in Secondary Schools
• SCEN 492: Student Teaching Seminar
• PHYS 501: Force and Motion
• PHYS 502: Planetary Systems
• PHYS 503: Properties of Matter
• PHYS 504: Transformation of Energy
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Introductory Physics for Engineers, Physicist & Advanced Life Scientist

• PHYS 207: Fundamentals of Physics I
• PHYS 208: Fundamentals of Physics II
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Intermediate (e.g. Second Year) Physics and Astronomy for Engineers and Physical Scientists

• PHYS 245: Intro to Electricity and Electronics
• PHYS 309: 20th and 21st Century Physics
• PHYS 310: Thermal Physics
• PHYS 313: Physical Optics
• PHYS 333: Fundamentals of Astrophysics
• PHYS 445: Electronics for Scientist
• PHYS 469: Observational Astronomy
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Advanced Undergraduate Physics and Astronomy for Engineers and Physical Scientists

• PHYS 419: Classical Mechanics I
• PHYS 424: Intro to Quantum Mechanics
• PHYS 431: Acoustics
• PHYS 446: Instrumentation for Scientist
• PHYS 449: Intro to Research
• PHYS 460: Computational Methods in Physics
• PHYS 465: Senior Seminar
• PHYS 600: Physics Research Talks
• PHYS 603: Electricity and Magnetism I - Statics
• PHYS 604: Electricity and Magnetism II - Dynamics
• PHYS 607: Methods of Mathematical Physics I
• PHYS 608: Methods of Mathematical Physics II
• PHYS 610: Quantum Mechanics
• PHYS 616: Kinetic Theory and Thermodynamics
• PHYS 620: Classical Mechanics II
• PHYS 621: Modern Physics and Elementary Particle Physics
• PHYS 624: Introduction to Solid State Physics
• PHYS 631: Acoustics
• PHYS 632: Astrophysics
• PHYS 633: Introduction to Stellar Astrophysics
• PHYS 638: Selected Topics in Physics
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