* Linear Motion
* Projectiles
Current Textbook;
* Newton’s Laws
* Circular & Angular Motion
* Momentum
* Energy
* Torque & Equilibrium
* Simple Harmonic Motion
* Waves
* Fluids
* Thermodynamics
* Electrostatics
* Electric Potential
Current Textbook;
* Resistance & Current
* Ohm’s Law & DC Circuits
* RC Circuits
* Magnetism & Magnetic Induction
* AC Circuits
* Geometric Optics (Mirrors & Lenses)
* Reflection & Refraction
* Wave Optics (Interference)
* Modern Physics
* Linear Motion
* Projectiles
Current Textbook;
* Newton’s Laws
* Circular & Angular Motion
* Momentum
* Energy
* Torque & Equilibrium
* Simple Harmonic Motion
* Waves
* Fluids
* Thermodynamics
* Electrostatics
* Electric Potential
Current Textbook;
* Resistance & Current
* Ohm’s Law & DC Circuits
* RC Circuits
* Magnetism & Magnetic Induction
* AC Circuits
* Geometric Optics (Mirrors & Lenses)
* Reflection & Refraction
* Wave Optics (Interference)
* Modern Physics
PHY131 at Stony Brook University is the first half of a first year course designed with applications to the engineering and mathematical
sciences with the scientist-bound student in mind. The course is intensive, fast-paced, challenging and requires a great deal of thinking
in tandem with procedures students need to apply to solve physics problems. While the course requires first semester calculus as a co-
requisite, depending upon the instructor, calculus as it applies to the physics at hand will be gradually introduced and taught as needed.
Students must be highly adept with 9th and 10th grade algebra and trigonometry. Topics include the following;
PHY121 at Stony Brook University is the first half of a first year course designed with applications to the life and medical sciences
with the pre-med/MCAT bound student in mind. The course is intensive, fast-paced, challenging and requires a great deal of
thinking in tandem with procedures students need to apply to solve physics problems. The course shows some applications of the
basics of differential calculus and students must be highly adept with 9th and 10th grade algebra and trigonometry.
Topics include the following;
PHY122 at Stony Brook University is the second half of a first year course designed with applications to the life and medical sciences
with the pre-med/MCAT bound student in mind. The course is intensive, fast-paced, challenging and requires a great deal of
thinking in tandem with procedures students need to apply to solve physics problems. The course shows some applications of the
basics of differential calculus and students must be highly adept with 9th and 10th grade algebra and trigonometry.
Topics include the following;
PHY132 at Stony Brook University is the second half of a first year course designed with applications to the engineering and mathematical
sciences with the scientist-bound student in mind. The course is intensive, fast-paced, challenging and requires a great deal of thinking
in tandem with procedures students need to apply to solve physics problems. While the course requires first semester calculus as a co-
requisite, depending upon the instructor, calculus as it applies to the physics at hand will be gradually introduced and taught as needed.
Students must be highly adept with 9th and 10th grade algebra and trigonometry. Topics include the following;
