Physics (PHYX)

PHYX 151:  Algebra-based Physics I  
This course is an algebra-based introductory course exploring the fundamental principles of physics. It encompasses the study of motion through kinematics, the forces, and laws of motion in dynamics, as well as the principles of conservation, fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics. Students will gain a comprehensive grasp of how motion, forces, energy, and heat operate, with a focus on developing analytical skills and applying knowledge to practical scenarios.
Credits: 3  
College: Jefferson College of Health Professions  
Corequisites: PHYX 152  
Schedule Type: On-Line  
PHYX 152:  Algebra-based Physics I Lab  
This lab course complements PHYX 151 Algebra-based Physics I and is intended for simultaneous enrollment. It includes practical experiments on a range of topics such as Measurements, Kinematics, Newton's Laws, Gravitation, Energy, Momentum, Rotational Motion, and Pressure.
Credits: 1  
College: Jefferson College of Health Professions  
Corequisites: PHYX 151  
Schedule Type: Lab, On-Line  
PHYX 153:  Algebra-based Physics II  
This course is an algebra-based introductory course exploring the fundamental principles of Physics. This course includes electric forces and fields, electric potential, electric current and circuits, magnetic forces and fields, electromagnetic induction, alternating current, electromagnetic waves, and reflection and refraction of light. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of these advanced concepts, developing analytical skills and applying knowledge to practical and theoretical scenarios. The course emphasizes the relevance of physics to everyday life and various fields, particularly in science and engineering.
Credits: 3  
College: Jefferson College of Health Professions  
Prerequisites: MATX 120 [Min Grade: D]  
Corequisites: PHYX 154  
Schedule Type: On-Line  
PHYX 154:  Algebra-based Physics II Lab  
This lab course complements PHYX 153 Algebra-based Physics and is intended for simultaneous enrollment. It includes practical experiments on a range of topics such as batteries, resistors, currents, capacitors, electric charge and fields, electric potential, magnetism, electromagnetic induction, impedance, photoelectric effect, and beats.
Credits: 1  
College: Jefferson College of Health Professions  
Corequisites: PHYX 153  
Schedule Type: On-Line