Newtonian mechanics, oscillations, and waves. Bulk properties of
matter and thermodynamics at the discretion of the instructor.
Applications of physical principles to related scientific
disciplines, including life sciences. Three lectures, one
discussion, and one two-hour laboratory period each week.



Credit may be obtained only for either P201 or P221.

A PORTION OF THIS CLASS RESERVED FOR UNIVERSITY DIVISION ORIENTATION
PROGRAM STUDENTS.



NO ALTERNATIVE FINAL EXAM OPTIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

CONSULT FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE TO AVOID CONFLICTS

LAB MAKEUPS/TRANSFERS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED DUE TO CONFLICTS WITH
REQUIRED WORK SUCH AS EXAMS, TESTS, ETC. IN OTHER COURSES. CHECK
CAREFULLY THE SCHEDULES OF YOUR OTHER COURSES TO VERIFY NO SUCH
CONFLICTS EXIST WITH YOUR SCHEDULED LAB SECTION.



P 201 : P - MATH-M 026 OR HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENT

P 201 : COREQUISITE - ONE DISCUSSION AND ONE LAB

P 201 : EVENING EXAMS REQUIRED THURSDAYS, SEP 25, OCT 23, NOV
20,6:30-8:30P

P 201 : REGISTRATION SYSTEM DOES NOT ALLOW CONFLICTS WITH EVENING
EXAMS