Experimental Physics II: Electricity
and Magnetism
2 credit hours
Methods of experimental physics.
Intended for physics majors and science and engineering students who desire
a more rigorous approach. Experiments are chose from areas of electricity
and magnetism including electrostatics,
magnetostatics, magnetic induction, and AC circuits. Development of laboratory
reports is also covered.
Prerequisite: PHYS 272 (or PHYS
262), and PHYS 275
Corequisite: PHYS 273
NOTE: Some CORE
lab-science courses list lecture and Laboratory portions under different
numbers (e.g. PHYS 273/276). Students under CORE program requirements
must take both the lecture and the laboratory course
during the same semester
in order to receive CORE credit. PHYS 273 does NOT count as a non-lab science
under CORE requirements.
Here are the Class Lists:
Section 0101
Section 0201