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Department
of Physics
Undergraduate
advising: Non-majors,
e.g. registration
issues: Department tours & information: Dr. Joerg Reinhold CP 208 (305) 348-6422
Society of Physics Students
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Tutoring:Currently, the department does not offer tutoring for physics. However, we recently have received some funding and will offer tutoring soon. Come back here at a later time.For students enrolled in the introductory physics classes PHY2053/54 and PHY2048/49 we strongly recommend Problem Solving Physics I & IIWhether you are enrolled in our
Physics with (PHY-2048 and PHY-2049) or without calculus (PHY-2053 and
PHY-2054) classes, these 1 credit hour courses are a great supplement.
They are intended to give you some additional insight in how to solve
the kinds of problems that you will encounter in your homework and on
the exams. We will go over various techniques and some general rules of
thumb for solving physics problems. The hope is that these courses will
help you achieve a better grade in your physics course. The instructors
also teach or have taught the regular physics classes and therefore are
very familiar with the kind of difficulties that you encounter in your
physics class.
Due to increased demand, we are now offering different courses for Physics w/calculus and w/out calculus:
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