D E P A R T M E N T        I N F O R M A T I O N

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY DEPARTMENT 

Physics Courses

101 Introductory Physics (3) 
101L Introductory Physics Laboratory (1)
102 Introductory Physics (3) 
102L Introductory Physics Laboratory (1)

105 Introduction to Meteorology (3) 
110Conceptual Physics (3)
119 Celestial Navigation (2) 
129 Astronomy I (3) 
129L Astronomy I Laboratory (1) 
130 Astronomy II (3) 
130L Astronomy II Laboratory (1) 
150 Physics of Sound and Music (4) 
201 General Physics I (4) 
202 General Physics II (4) 
203 Physics and Medicine (3)
205 Intelligent Life in the Universe (3)
206 Planetary Astronomy  (3)

298 Special Topics (1-3) 
301 Classical Mechanics (3) 
302 Classical Mechanics (3

306 Physical Optics (4) 
308 Atmospheric Physics (3) 
311 Stellar Astronomy and Astrophysics (3)

320 Introductory Electronics (4) 
330 Introduction to Modern Physics I (3) 
331 Introduction to Modern Physics II (3) 
370 Experimental Physics (4) 
390 Research (1-3

399 Tutorial (3, repeatable up to 12) 
403 Introductory Quantum Mechanics (3)
404 Introductory Quantum Mechanics (3)
405 Thermal Physics
407 Introduction to Nuclear Physics (3) 
408 Introduction to Solid State Physics (3)
409 Electricity and Magnetism (3) 
410 Electricity and Magnetism (3)
 
412 Special Topics (1-3) 
413 Astrophysics (3) 
415 Fluid Mechanics (3) 
419 Research Seminar (1) 
420 Senior Research (3) 
456 Air Pollution Meteorology (4) 
457 Satellite Meteorology (3)
458 Climate Change (4)
499 Bachelor's Essay (6)
 

 


W E L C O M E  T O 
ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US FOR  MEETINGS, PICNICS, SPACE SHUTTLE TRIPS,  AND MORE FUN
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT    :
Dr. Laura Penny, Faculty Adviser of the Club  at (843) 953-8290    or    pennyl@cofc.edu

http://www.cofc.edu/~physclub

  (843) 953-5468

 

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