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Jodi SimpsonProfessor
SBCC Department of PhysicsDepartment of
Physics and
(805) 965-0581 ext. 2505 Office: PS 115 email: simpson@sbcc.edu |
Fall 2009 Classes: Conceptual Physics Phys
101
General Physics Phys 105
Introductory Physics Phys 110
“Where can I find you?”
Course
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Days
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Time |
Room |
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PHYS 101 |
TTh |
11:10-12:30 |
PS130 |
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PHYS 105 |
MW |
12:45-2:00pm |
PS130 |
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PHYS 110 |
MW |
12:45-2:00pm |
PS130 |
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PHYS 105 LAB |
T |
2:15-5:20pm |
PS117 |
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PHYS 110 LAB |
T |
5:20-9:20pm |
PS117 |
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Office Hours (for other
times, email for an
appointment) |
MW |
2:00-3:00pm |
PS115 |
Courses
Physics 101 Conceptual
Physics (3 units)
Conceptual Physics is a course
appropriate for liberal studies majors, as well as for those interested in
pursuing a science major in the future. The class explores the important ideas
that underlie the way we view the world, but without the mathematical
“speed bumps”. It is an opportunity to appreciate the elegance of
our collective thinking about the patterns that surround us. Physics 101 and
Physics 101L taken concurrently will satisfy the SBCC General Education
Laboratory Science requirement. It is important to meet with a counselor or
academic advisor to discuss the transfer requirements for your major.
Physics 106 General Physics
(4 units)
Physics 111 Introductory Physics (5 units)
The course sequences of Physics 105/106 or Physics 110/111 both meet the UCSB Physics 6ABC requirement for Biological Science majors. In addition, Physics 110/111 satisfies the Physics 6ABC requirement at UCLA, as well as the Physics 8AB requirement at UC Berkeley for a calculus-based introductory physics course. Both satisfy the SBCC General Education Natural Sciences requirement, and the UC/CSU IGETC Physical Science requirement. It is important to meet with a counselor or academic advisor to discuss the transfer requirements for your major.
Last updated August, 2009
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