PHYS 606W How Things Work II (Web Course) Course Description: This course, designed for Physical Science and High School Physics teachers, focuses on concepts pertaining to electric charge and static cling, magnetism and levitating trains, generating electricity, electronics, audio amplifiers and computers. It also includes electromagnetic waves and television and microwave ovens, light and the color of the sky, optics and cameras, nuclear energy and weapons, x-rays and gamma rays in medical imaging, and more. This course begins with a review of Newton's laws of motion and applications. There is an additional $25 materials fee for this course. If you register online, this fee will not be calculated with your tuition. It will be charged as a separate transaction. Prerequisites: Courses available for registration: Term Schedule Number Section Credit Hours Time Day Center Offering the Course Course Location Instructor Spring 2008 08116128 6128 3 0100 - 2359 M T W R F University Web-Based Course Room RICHARD LINDGREN Session Dates: Jan 14 2008 - May 7 2008 Course Website: Notes and Comments: Program Contact: Martha Ann Toms-Farmer Textbook Information Tuition: Tuition rates are based on registrant's status and residency. You must complete a profile in order to establish an accurate tuition rate and register for credit courses. Register Now!