Teaching
PHZ 3400, Phenomenon in Condensed Matter Physics
This is an upper level undergraduate course which serves as an introduction to condensed matter physics. Condensed Matter physics is the study of materials and their properties. It is a branch of physics highly relevant to everyday life and we will discuss many applications and condensed matter in modern technology.
The course will cover a wide variety of topics in solid state physics, and soft condensed matter.
Course
Textbook
"Solid State Physics" by
Hook and Hall.
In general the materials covered in the lectures are presented in the
text. You can obtain this book from the campus bookstore or on-line.
Additional texts and reading materials will be announced as the class progresses.
I
will be teaching PHZ3400
for Spring 2008 If you have any questions
about the course feel free to e-mail
me.
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PHYS
2048, General Physics A
This
is a calculus based, introductory physics course and consists
of lectures, recitation class and laboratory assignments.
Course
Textbook
"Essential University Physics"
by
Richard Wolfson. Volume 1 is the text for General Physics A (PHY2048) and volume 2, for General Physics B (PHY2049).
The materials covered in the lectures are presented in the
text. You can obtain this book from the campus bookstore.
I
taught PHY2048
in Fall 2007 with Prof Ingo Wiedenhover. If you have any questions
about the course feel free to e-mail
me.
You are required to purchase a PRS clicker for this course. It is available at the University bookstore. Before you come to class you must register your clicker here.
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Office
Hours
My
office hours for this semester are:
Wednesday 4-6pm
My
office is located in the Keen Building, room 413. |
