Physics, Astronomy, and Physical Sciences
Department is located in Room 333 - Contact (619) 644-7314
The Department of Astronomy, Physical Science, and Physics offers
classes suited for a general education in science and for career
preparation in math, science, medicine and engineering. Fundamental
physical principles are discussed and applied to the universe around
us.
Descriptive Astronomy (Astronomy 110), General Astronomy Laboratory
(Astronomy 112), Introduction to Physical Sciences ) Physical
Science 110), Physical Science Laboratory (Physical Science 111),
and Introductory Physics (Physics 110) are specifically directed
toward the general education of students majoring in fields other
than math and science.
Physical Science 110 and 111 are designed to prepare students for a
career in elementary education.
Fundamentals of Physics (Physics 130-131) is a two- semester
sequence directed toward students planning careers in biology and
medicine. A three-semester sequence, Physics 140-240-241, is
directed toward students planning for careers in physics and
engineering.
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