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Physics 1028 - Physics for the Biological Sciences I

Course Description:  Fundamental physics concepts are introduced with examples of applications in biological and medical processes. Topics include kinematics, forces, conservation of energy and momentum, torque, equilibrium, and optics of the eye and microscope.

Fall term (Sept-Dec), 0.5 unit course

Course Coordinator & Instructor: Professor Tamie Poepping

Lectures: Mon/Wed/Fri, 11:30 (section 001) & 2:30 (section 002)

Lab coordinator: Dr. Shailesh Nene
  Lab info: First Year Physics Labs

Course delivery website: UWO OWL (UWO username and password required)