PHYS 2210L - Engineering Physics Laboratory I

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Classical principles of kinematics and dynamics are presented with applications of Newton’s laws of motion, gravitation, friction, circular motion, work and energy principles, linear momentum, rotational kinematics and dynamics, torque and angular momentum, theory of fluids (statics and dynamics), oscillations, wave motion, and sound. Material is presented from the vector algebra and vector calculus point of view. Topics covered are essential for college sophomore students planning for a career in physics, engineering or the sciences.

Credit Hours
0.0
Area
III
When Offered
Fall
Note
Upgrade in course numbering to 2000 (JCSO) level course.
Prerequisite
Calculus or instructor permission