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Fall 2009:
Matter and Interactions I
Matter and Interactions I is the first half of our two semester
sequence of introductory physics for students with very strong
physics backgrounds. The course covers mechanics, thermodynamics
and introduces basic ideas of quantum physics. The course also uses
some programming to facilitate the solving of complicated physics
problems.
Spring 2010:
Electronics
This course is primarily a laboratory course on electronics. It builds
on basics electronics knowledge from introductory physics to delvelop
understanding of DC circuits. It then moves to passive AC circuits and
filters. Active components are then intoroduced and the course ends with
some exposure to digital electronics.
Basic Electronics: An Inroduction to Electronics for Science Students
An introductory textbook on electronics that has been writte to support our undergraduate
electronics lab course at Carnegie Mellon. The text starts out at the level of a freshman
electricity and magnetism course. It the discusses DC circuits, AC circuits, filtering,
semiconductors, transistors, feedback and op-amps, digital electronics and digital filtering.
Information on obtaining a copy of the book can be found
here.
Details of how the text is used can be found on my course
website.
Physics 107: Physics for Engineering Students II
(Fall 95, Spring 96, Fall 96 and Spring 97.)
Physics 108: Physics for Architecture Students
(Spring 95)
Physics 111: Physics for Science Students I
(Fall 00, Spring 00, Spring 01)
Physics 112: Physics for Science Students II
(Fall 98)
Physics 131: Matter and Interactions I
(Fall 02, Fall 03, Fall 07, Fall 08)
Physics 228: Electronics Lab
(Spring 02, Spring 03, Spring 04, Spring 05, Spring 06, Spring 07, Spring 08)
Physics 331: Physical Mechanics I
(Fall 05, Fall 06)
Physics 332: Physical Mechanics II
(Spring 97, Spring 98, Spring 99)
Physics 335: Quantum Physics II
(Fall 93, Fall 94)
Physics 779: Nuclear and Particle Physics I
(Fall 01)
Physics 893: Special Topics in Nueclear Physics
(Spring 97)
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