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PHY 221LB Introduction to Waves and Heat Lab<br />

1 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lab)<br />

Laboratory for PHY 221. Includes in-class exercises, outside observation projects, and independent studies. Emphasizes<br />

hands-on group and individual experiences to enrich understanding of PHY 221 lecture material.<br />

Prerequisite(s): MAT 231 and PHY 210/210LB or 210IN.<br />

Corequisite(s): PHY 221<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring.<br />

PHY 230 Introduction to Modern Physics<br />

3 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lec.)<br />

Calculus-based introduction to modern physics from the theory of relativity to the origins of quantum mechanics. Includes<br />

the classical and special theory of relativity, relativistic kinematics, relativistic dynamics, the quantization of energy,<br />

particles and waves, the atom and early quantum theory, the Schrodinger wave equation, and nuclear, and particle physics.<br />

Prerequisite(s): PHY 210 and 216, or PHY 221 and MAT 231.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring.<br />

PHY 295LB Independent Research in Physics<br />

1-4 cr. hrs. 3-12 periods (3-12 lab)<br />

Experience in scientific laboratory research. Specific content to be determined by student and instructor.<br />

Information:<br />

One semester of physics and consent of instructor is required before enrolling in this course.<br />

May be taken three times for a maximum of twelve credit hours.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer.<br />

Political Science<br />

For courses numbered 098, 198, 298, see “Topic Courses” on page 292<br />

POS 100 Introduction to Politics<br />

3 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lec.)<br />

Issues, principles, and trends in political science. Includes politics and political science, political philosophy and ideology,<br />

comparative politics, American national and state and local government, and international relations.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer.<br />

POS 196 Independent Study in Political Science<br />

2-4 cr. hrs. 2-4 periods (2-4 lec.)<br />

Independent readings or special projects in political science. Content to be determined by conference between student and<br />

instructor.<br />

Information:<br />

Consent of instructor is required before enrolling in this course.<br />

May be taken two times for a maximum of eight credit hours.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring.<br />

POS 201 American National Government and Politics SUN# POS 1110<br />

3 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lec.)<br />

Basic concepts and substance of American politics. Includes methods of political analysis, cultural environment of<br />

American politics, impact of class, gender, and immigration, Constitution, civil liberties, and civil rights, and public opinion<br />

and fundamental values. Also includes political institutions, institutions of government, economic and social policy-making,<br />

and American foreign policy and interdependence.<br />

Information: The combination of both POS 201 and 231 satisfies the requirement for teacher certification, as does<br />

POS 210.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer.<br />

POS 202 Introduction to International Relations SUN# POS 1120<br />

3 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lec.)<br />

Examination of contemporary international relations. Includes approaches to the study of international relations,<br />

international systems, actors in the international systems, foreign policies, and major forms of interactions.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer.<br />

PHYSICS — POLITICAL SCIENCE<br />

POS 203 Introduction to Political Ideas<br />

3 cr. hrs. 3 periods (3 lec.)<br />

Introductory survey of western political philosophy. Includes political philosophy as a discipline, and introduction to the<br />

ideas of key political thinkers from ancient through medieval, early modern, late modern, and contemporary periods.<br />

Offered: Fall, Spring.<br />

<strong>Pima</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong> 2011/2012 528

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