Physics 274: Physics III Fall 2005

Physics 274 at the University of Hawaii is an introductory calculus-based physics course, which is the third part of a three semester sequence. It is a three credit course, which covers "Modern Physics". Prerequisites for this class are UH Physics 151-152 or 170-272, and UH Math 242, or equivalent, or by special arrangement with the instructor.

Course Materials: Course Syllabus & Protocols Semester Schedule Study Tips and Problem Solving Mastering Physics

Other Pages of Possible Interest: HyperPhysics web site.... many useful links to material for this course. WikiPedia has an incredible amount of material, of varying quality however. Check it out. Eric Weisstein's World of Physics. Many nice summaries and great graphics from the home of Mathematica, Wolfram Research. A pretty good and compact introduction to Fourier Transforms by Hagit Shatkay (262k pdf) Excellent site with many applets demonstrating waves, Fourier transforms and quantum mechanics. Great site about Quantum Mechanics by well known scientist author John Gribbon. Nice Java applet showing wavefunction time evolution. Visual Quantum Mechanics at Kansas State. The W.H. Freeman web-site for the text. Has review material and more. Check it out. JAVA simulations of electricity and magnetism. Click here to see some more examples of electrostatics, electric circuits, magnetism and optics. Physics for Students and Citizens. Explore the world of physics. Physics Web Online Advanced Physics Handbook Physics 2000 - Interactive Journey Through Modern Physics John Learned's Home Page UH Department of Physics and Astronomy

Last modified: 16 August 2005 Prof. John G. Learned / jgl@phys.hawaii.edu with thanks to Profs. Tom Browder and Fred Harris for web materials