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Department of Physics
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Phone: (412) 268-2740
Fax: (412) 681-0641 http://info.phys.cmu.edu/



Course web pages

A listing of physics courses with web pages (see footnote).

33-100: Basic Experimental Physics.
33-101: Physics First Year Seminar
Science and Science Fiction.
33-102: Concepts of Modern Physics.
33-104: Experimental Physics.
33-106: Physics I for Engineering Students
Mechanics and Thermodynamics.
33-107: Physics II for Engineering Students
Electricity and Magnetism.
33-111: Physics I for Science Students
Mechanics and Thermodynamics.
33-112: Physics II for Science Students
Electricity and Magnetism.
33-114: Physics of Musical Sound.
33-115: Energy and Environmental Issues.
33-117: Discovery of the Physical Universe.
33-124: Introduction to Astronomy.
33-131: Matter and Interactions I.
33-132: Matter and Interactions II.
33-211: Physics III: Modern Essentials.
33-224: Stars, Galaxies and the Universe.
33-225: Quantum Physics: Structure of Matter.
33-228: Electronics I.
33-231: Physical Analysis.
33-234: Quantum Physics I.
33-241: Introduction to Computational Physics.
33-331: Physical Mechanics I.
33-332: Physical Mechanics II.
33-338: Intermediate Electricity and Magnetism I.
33-339: Introduction to Electricity and Magnetism II.
33-340: Modern Physics Lab.
33-341: Thermal Physics I.
33-342: Thermal Physics II.
33-345: Mathematical Methods in Physics.
33-441: Introduction to Biophysics
33-444: Introductory Nuclear and Particle Physics.
33-445: Advanced Quantum Mechanics I.
33-446: Advanced Quantum Mechanics II.
33-448: Introduction to Solid State Physics.
33-353: Intermediate Optics.
33-456: Advanced Computational Physics.
33-458: Special Problems in Computational Physics.
33-467: Introduction to Astrophysics.
33-650: General Relativity.
33-658: Quantum computation and information.
33-755: Quantum Mechanics I.
33-756 Quantum Mechanics II.
33-757: Classical Mechanics.
33-758 Quantum computation and information.
33-759: Introduction to Mathematical Physics.
33-761: Classical Electrodynamics I.
33-762: Classical Electrodynamics II.
33-765: Statistical Mechanics.
33-769: Quantum Mechanics III.
33-770: Quantum Mechanics IV.
33-771: Quantum Mechanics V.
33-775: Introduction to Research I.
33-756: Introduction to Research II.
33-777: Introduction to Astrophysics.
33-779: Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics.
33-780: Nuclear and Particle Physics II.
33-782: Special Topics in Nuclear and Particle Physics.
33-783: Theory of Solids I.
33-786: Astronomical Techniques.
33-794: Colloquium.
33-795: Graduate seminar in quantum computation
33-796: Graduate Seminar in Nuclear Physics.
33-797: Graduate Seminar in High Energy Physics.
33-798: Graduate Seminar in Condensed Matter Physics.

Footnote: These links generally refer to the most recent available course website, which may be left over from a previous semester.

Course websites using the "blackboard" online course information system (http://blackboard.andrew.cmu.edu) are password-protected. In some cases access may be possible using the user-id "guest" and password "guest".
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