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PHYS 620 - Teaching University Physics

Credits: 3

A discussion of techniques which will aid in the development of understanding the concepts in physics. Emphasis is placed on models of learning and teaching techniques which can be applied to the teaching of contemporary physics to university students. These models and techniques are used to analyze a teaching approach of topics, such as quantum mechanics, which is important to today’s physicist.

Note:
Three class hours per week.

Requisites:
Prerequisite: PHYS 325.

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Alternate years


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