Descriptive Introduction to Physics S2006 BERKELEY (29 VIDEOS)

BERKELEY Physics10 (Spring 2006) Instructor: Richard Muller Level Undergraduate Course Home (Click Here)

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Course Description

Also known as "Physics for Future Presidents". The most interesting and important topics in physics, stressing conceptual understanding rather than math, with applications to current events. Topics covered may vary and may include energy and conservation, radioactivity, nuclear physics, the Theory of Relativity, lasers, explosions, earthquakes, superconductors, and quantum physics. Lectures available as streaming video at webcast.berkeley.edu/courses.

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Course Video & Audio Lectures

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				Tue 1/17	Energy and Power
				Thu 1/19	Energy and Power (con't)
				Tue 1/24	Atoms and Heat
				Thu 1/26	Atoms and Heat (con't)
				Tue 1/31	Gravity and Satellites
				Thu 2/2	Gravity and Satellites (con't)
				Tue 2/7	Radioactivity
				Thu 2/9	Radioactivity (con't)
				Tue 2/14	Nukes
				Thu 2/16	Nukes (con't - Frontline Video not Shown)
				Tue 2/21	Review Session
				Thu 2/23	Midterm
				Tue 2/28	Electricity and Magnestism
				Thu 3/2	Electricity and Magnestism (con't)
				Tue 3/7	Waves
				Thu 3/9	Waves (con't)
				Tue 3/14	Light
				Thu 3/16	Light (con''t)
				Tue 3/21	Invisible Light
				Thu 3/23	Invisible Light (con't)
				Tue 3/28	Spring Break
				Thu 3/30	Spring Break
				Tue 4/4	Quantum
				Thu 4/6	Quantum (con't)
				Tue 4/11	Quantum (con't)
				Thu 4/13	Quantum (con't)
				Tue 4/18	Review Session
				Thu 4/20	Midterm
				Tue 4/25	Relativity
				Thu 4/27	Relativity (con't)
				Tue 5/2	Universe
				Thu 5/4	Universe (con't)
				Tue 5/9	Review Session