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General Information

A brief outline of the Physics major and minor programs, including the minor in Astronomy.
"What Physics course should I take?" Some advice for new physics students.
Information for students interested in engineering .
The official mission statement of the Physics Department.
All about the Physics Senior Exercise .
All about Senior Honors .

For a complete listing of Physics courses currently being offered, go to the Courses in Physics 2007-2008.

Information For New Students

General Information on the Physics Department (PDF format)
Information on possible courses for new students (PDF format)

Courses

If you would like to learn more about some of our courses, click on the individual home page to review course syllabi, assignments, test information, etc.

PHYS 104 - Einstein (Fall 2004)
PHYS 107 - Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies (Spring 2005)
PHYS 109 - Origins (Spring 2007)
PHYS 110 - First-Year Seminar in Physics: Biological Physics (Fall 2006)
PHYS 135 - General Physics II (Spring 2007)
PHYS 140 - Classical Physics ( Fall 2004)
PHYS 145 - Modern Physics (Spring, 2007)
PHYS 146 - Introduction to Experimental Physics (Spring 2007)
PHYS 210 - Biological Physics (Spring 2007)
PHYS 218 - Dynamical Systems in Scientific Computing (Spring 2007)
PHYS 240 - Fields and Spacetime (Fall 2006)
PHYS 245 - Oscillations & Waves (Spring 2007)
PHYS 280 - Electronics (Spring 2007)
PHYS 340 - Classical Mechanics (Fall, 2002)
PHYS 350 - Electricity and Magnetism (Fall, 2003)
PHYS 360 - Quantum Mechanics (Fall 2004)
PHYS 365 - Atomic & Nuclear Physics (Spring 2007)
PHYS 370 - Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics (Spring, 2004)
PHYS 375 - Condensed Matter Physics (Spring 2007)

For a complete listing of Physics courses currently being offered, go to the Courses in Physics 2007-2008.

More pictures of students and seniors in our Album .

Contact: Connie Miller, Dept. of Physics.

Created by Bethany Anderson, Kenyon College 2005

October 25, 2003