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It outlines what each course covers, from astronomy, light and nuclear topics, and elementary physics-chemistry concepts to principles, general physics I–II, and advanced analytics like thermodynamics and mechanics. Prerequisites, corequisites, registration guidance, repeatability, and general education tags accompany each entry.","Physics/Physical Science (PHYS) 1  \nPHYSICS/PHYSICAL SCIENCE ( PHYS)  A grade of C or better is required for prerequisite courses.  \nPHYS 110 Astronomy (GT-SC2) 3(3-0)  \nFall, Spring.  \nSolar system, including motions of the planets, eclipses, and satellite exploration; classification and evolution of stars; clusters, nebulae, galaxies and the expanding universe.  \nPrerequisite: MATH 096.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: Satisfactory placement score.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)  \nPHYS 110L Astronomy Lab (GT-SC1) 1(0-2)  \nFall, Spring.  \nLaboratory course to accompany PHYS 110.  \nPrerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 110 strongly recommended as prerequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC1)  \nPHYS 140 Light, Energy, & the Atom (GT-SC2) 3(3-0)  \nAs Needed.  \nA non-mathematical approach to light, energy sources, conservation, atoms, nuclei and nuclear radiation. Emphasis on phenomena encountered in everyday life or that affect public policy.  \nPrerequisite: MATH 096.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: Satisfactory placement score.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)  \nPHYS 140L Light, Energy and the Atom Lab (GT-SC1) 1(0-2)  \nAs Needed.  \nOptional laboratory to accompany PHYS 140. Experiments in light, solar energy, atomic and nuclear physics with emphasis on qualitative understanding of observations.  \nPrerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 140 strongly recommended as corequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC1)  \nPHYS 150 (CHEM 150) Elementary Concepts in Phys & Chem 4(3-2)  \nSpring.  \nHands-on standards-based approach to understanding basic concepts of physics and chemistry. Integrated lecture, lab and discussion periods. Prerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: Acceptance into Teacher Education Program.  \nPHYS 201 Principles of Physics I (GT-SC2) 3(3-0)  \nFall, Spring, Summer.  \nMotion, forces, conservation of energy and momentum, wave motion, sound and heat. For engineering, technology, life sciences, and other interested students.  \nPrerequisite: MATH 120.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: Satisfactory math placement exam score. PHYS 201L strongly recommended as co-requisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)  \nPHYS 201L Principles of Physics Lab I (GT-SC1) 1(0-2)  \nFall, Spring, Summer.  \nPrinciples of Physics Lab I.  \nPrerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 201 strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC1)  \nPHYS 202 Principles Of Physics II (GT-SC2) 3(3-0)  \nFall, Spring.  \nElectrostatics, electromagnetism, light, atomic and nuclear physics. Prerequisite: PHYS 201.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 202L strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)  \nPHYS 202L Principles Of Physics II Lab (GT-SC1) 1(0-2)  \nFall, Spring.  \nPrinciples Of Physics II Lab.  \nPrerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 202 strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC1)  \nPHYS 221 General Physics I 4(4-0)  \nSpring.  \nNewtonian mechanics, including linear and rotational dynamics, momentum, energy, gravitation, fluid mechanics, wave motion and thermodynamics. Uses the calculus and vector notation. Prerequisite: MATH 126.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 221L strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)  \nPHYS 221L General Physics I Lab (GT-SC1) 1(0-2)  \nSpring.  \nThis course is the laboratory component of PHYS 221. Prerequisite: None.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 221 strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC1)  \n2 Physics/Physical Science (PHYS)  \nPHYS 222 General Physics II 4(4-0)  \nFall.  \nElectrostatics, electromagnetism, elementary circuits, electrical oscillations, geometrical optics and the wave aspects of light.  \nPrerequisite: PHYS 221.  \nCorequisite: None.  \nRegistration Information: PHYS 222L strongly recommended ascorequisite.  \n(Gen Ed: ST, GT-SC2)","cbCaiuRLwRQNyNDZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuRLwRQNyNDZ","pdf",103600,2,1,3,"English","en",105,"# PHYS 110 Astronomy\n## PHYS 110L Astronomy Lab\n# PHYS 140 Light, Energy, & the Atom\n## PHYS 140L Light, Energy and the Atom Lab\n# PHYS 150 (CHEM 150) Elementary Concepts in Phys & Chem\n# PHYS 201 Principles of Physics I\n## PHYS 201L Principles of Physics Lab I\n# PHYS 202 Principles of Physics II\n## PHYS 202L Principles Of Physics II Lab\n# PHYS 221 General Physics I\n## PHYS 221L General Physics I Lab\n# PHYS 222 General Physics II\n## PHYS 222L General Physics II Lab\n# PHYS 291 Special Topics\n# PHYS 293 Seminar\n# PHYS 301 Analytical & Orbital Mechanics\n# PHYS 321 Thermodynamics\n# PHYS 322 Advanced Laboratory-Thermo\n# PHYS 323 General Physics III","[{\"question\":\"How are prerequisites and corequisites handled across the courses?\",\"answer\":\"Each course entry states explicit prerequisites and corequisites (often “None” for corequisite), along with registration information such as placement score requirements or recommended co-requisites for lab pairings.\"}]","PHYS 1 Physics/Physical Science - 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