Physics 108
Introduction to Modern Physics
Physics 108 applies the material covered in Physics 107 to a study of physical optics and modern physics, including the wave-particle duality of light and matter, quantum effects, special relativity, nuclear physics, and elementary particles. Laboratory work includes experiments such as thecharge-to-mass ratio for electrons, the photoelectric effect, and electron diffraction. Prerequisite(s): Physics 107 or s25. Not open to students who have received credit for First-Year Seminar 274. Enrollment limited to 72 per section.
Course Information
LectureLecture sections meet Sections: A: MWF 8:00-9:20 AM |
LabLabs meet every other week Sections: 1: Tue 8:00 – 10:50 AM |
PALG SessionsPALG Sessions will |
The FacultyLecture: Mark Semon Laboratory: Mike Durst Nathan Lundblad Eric Wollman
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The Lab Instructor Mark Nordberg |
The Student TA’sLab TA’s: Tue AM: Emily Clark PALG Leaders: Jocelyn Hoye |
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