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| PHYS 631 Classical and Modern Physics I Course Description: This calculus based course includes 2 hours of intensive physics lecture/demonstrations/discussion and 1 1/2 hours of problems each day for 4 weeks. Topics include motion, mechanics and forces, heat, and fluids. Emphasis is on physics concepts geared toward middle school physical science and high school physics teachers. Problem sets continue through early October through distance-learning via the internet. The final exam is given in October (and may be administereed by a proctor at a site near you). Prerequisites: Undergraduate degree
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