| Students can find course materials by logging into an Augnet user account and accessing the
moodle website.
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| Introduction to Physics (Physics 116) The natural world can be
described quantitatively. In Physics 116 we ask questions about the physical world
around us and develop the mathematical skills to address these questions. Laboratory experiment
will give us confidence in our predictive power as scientists. This class is designed for
students interested in science but who may not wish to pursue a degree in physics.
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| Comprehensive Laboratory II (Physics 396) This course is intended as
an experimental capstone for physics majors but is also accessible to other science majors
interested in experimental techniques. The course focuses on computerized data acquisition and
experimental design. Students will become fluent in LabVIEW and be exposed to multiple data acquistion
systems. A significant portion of this course is a student directed project.
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| Introduction to Astronomy (Physics 101) Astronomy is one of our oldest
sciences. In this course we will explore the mysteries of the universe. While a qualitative
understanding of concepts is emphasized, Phys 101 also invites students to discover their
ability to quantatively address our natural world.
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| Augsburg First Year Seminar (Aug 101) This course is an introduction to the Augsburg
Community for first year students interested in physics and engineering. Whether building a clock, touring
the research facilities at St. Anthony Falls, or measuring the viscosity of eggnog, AugSem encourages students
to become active members of our academic community.
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