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PHY-111
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Environmental Physics
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No Description Set
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PHY-111L
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Environmental Physics Lab
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No Description Set
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PHY-121
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Physics of Photography
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No Description Set
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PHY-121L
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Physics of Photography Lab
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No Description Set
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PHY-130
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Physics of Human Motion
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Introduction to physical principles of mechanics, thermodynamics and electricity using the motion and physiology of the human body as a model. Application of physical principles to real-world examples found in exercise physiology, kinesiology and hea...
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PHY-130L
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Physics of Human Motion Laboratory
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Hands-on experimentation to explore principles of physics using the human body as a model. Concurrent registration in PHY 130 is required. Satisfies natural science requirement for non-science majors when taken in combination with PHY 130.
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PHY-131
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Physics of Sports
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No Description Set
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PHY-131L
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Physics of Sports Lab
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No Description Set
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PHY-140
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Introduction to Astronomy
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No Description Set
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PHY-140L
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Introduction to Astronomy Lab
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No Description Set
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PHY-150
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Earth and Space Science
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Principles of earth and space science including volcanic geology, oceanography and astronomy with an emphasis on the Hawaiian Island chain. Fulfills natural science general education lecture requirement for non-science majors. Concurrent registration...
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PHY-150L
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Earth and Space Science Lab
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Field trips and laboratory exercises in support of PHY 150. Fulfills natural science general education laboratory requirement for non-science majors. Concurrent registration in PHY 150 is required. Offered online.
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PHY-151
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College Physics I
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No Description Set
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PHY-151L
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College Physics I Laboratory
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No Description Set
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PHY-152
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College Physics II
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No Description Set
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PHY-152L
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College Physics II Laboratory
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No Description Set
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PHY-180
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ST:
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No Description Set
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PHY-180L
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ST:
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No Description Set
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PHY-251
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University Physics I
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A broad calculus-based introduction to mechanics and fluids. Prerequisites: MA 210. Concurrent registration in PHY 251L is required. Offered in the fall semester.
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PHY-251L
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University Physics I Laboratory
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One three-hour laboratory period per week to accompany PHY 251. Concurrent registration in PHY 251 is required. Offered in the fall semester.
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PHY-252
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University Physics II
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A broad, calculus-based introduction to electricity and magnetism, oscillations and waves, and optics. Prerequisites: MA 211, PHY 251. Concurrent registration in PHY 252L is required. Offered in the spring semester.
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PHY-252L
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University Physics II Laboratory
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One three-hour laboratory period per week to accompany PHY 252. Concurrent registration in PHY 252 is required. Offered in the spring semester.
English 102 and Communication 101 are prerequisites for all upper division courses.
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PHY-253
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University Physics III
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No Description Set
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PHY-301
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Instrumentation Electronics I
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No Description Set
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PHY-301L
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Instrument Electronics I Lab
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No Description Set
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PHY-302
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Instrumentation Electronics II
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No Description Set
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PHY-310
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Classical Mechanics
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An extended mathematical treatment of Newtonian and Lagrangian mechanics, small oscillations and fluid mechanics. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 251 and MA 311.
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PHY-311
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Electricity & Magnetism
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An extended mathematical treatment of electricity and magnetism, including Maxwell’s equations, electromagnetic waves, and the effects of media. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 252, MA 311
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PHY-312
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Modern Physics
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Atomic and nuclear physics, special relativity, quantum mechanics, wave mechanics and elementary particles. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 252 or consent of instructor.
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PHY-313
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Thermodynamics
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An extended mathematical treatment of thermodynamics and an introduction to statistical mechanics. Topics include thermodynamic laws, thermodynamic potentials, quasistatic processes, kinetic theory, and statistical methods. Offered according to deman...
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PHY-315
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Adv Physics Laboratory
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No Description Set
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PHY-315L
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Advanced Physics Laboratory
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No Description Set
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PHY-480
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Special Topics
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Selected topics in physics, such as relativity, holography, chemical physics, and mathematical methods, May be repeated for credit. No prerequisites.
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PHY-499
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Directed Reading
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No Description Set
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PHY130
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Physics of Human Motion
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Introduction to physical principles of mechanics, thermodynamics and electricity using the motion and physiology of the human body as a model. Application of physical principles to real-world examples found in exercise physiology, kinesiology and hea...
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PHY130L
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Physics of Human Motion Laboratory
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Hands-on experimentation to explore principles of physics using the human body as a model. Concurrent registration in PHY 130 is required. Satisfies natural science requirement for non-science majors when taken in combination with PHY 130.
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PHY150
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Earth and Space Science
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Principles of earth and space science including volcanic geology, oceanography and astronomy with an emphasis on the Hawaiian Island chain. Fulfills natural science general education lecture requirement for non-science majors. Concurrent registr...
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PHY150L
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Earth and Space Science Lab
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Field trips and laboratory exercises in support of PHY 150. Fulfills natural science general education laboratory requirement for non-science majors. Concurrent registration in PHY 150 is required. Offered online.
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PHY251
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University Physics I
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A broad calculus-based introduction to mechanics and fluids. Prerequisites: MA 210. Concurrent registration in PHY 251L is required. Offered in the fall semester.
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PHY251L
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University Physics I Lab
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One three-hour laboratory period per week to accompany PHY 251. Concurrent registration in PHY 251 is required. Offered in the fall semester.
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PHY252
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University Physics II
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A broad, calculus-based introduction to electricity and magnetism, oscillations and waves, and optics. Prerequisites: MA 211, PHY 251. Concurrent registration in PHY 252L is required. Offered in the spring semester.
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PHY252L
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University Physics II Lab
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One three-hour laboratory period per week to accompany PHY 252. Concurrent registration in PHY 252 is required. Offered in the spring semester.
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PHY310
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Classical Mechanics
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An extended mathematical treatment of Newtonian and Lagrangian mechanics, small oscillations and fluid mechanics. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 251 and MA 311.
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PHY311
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Electricity & Magnetism
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An extended mathematical treatment of electricity and magnetism, including Maxwell’s equations, electromagnetic waves, and the effects of media. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 252, MA 311, and MA 313.
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PHY312
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Modern Physics
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Atomic and nuclear physics, special relativity, quantum mechanics, wave mechanics and elementary particles. Offered according to demand. Prerequisites: PHY 252 or consent of instructor.
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PHY313
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Thermodynamics
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An extended mathematical treatment of thermodynamics and an introduction to statistical mechanics. Topics include thermodynamic laws, thermodynamic potentials, quasistatic processes, kinetic theory, and statistical methods. Offered according to deman...
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PHY480
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Special Topic:
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Selected topics in physics, such as relativity, holography, chemical physics, and mathematical methods, May be repeated for credit. No prerequisites.
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PSC-101
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General Physical Science I
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No Description Set
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PSC-101L
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General Physical I Lab
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No Description Set
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PSC-102
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General Physical Science II
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No Description Set
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PSC-102L
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General Physical II Lab
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No Description Set
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