PHYS 2

Physicist's Toolbox

2credits
About this course

Prepares students for success in subsequent classes in physics and astrophysics. Course is designed for students majoring or considering majoring in physics, applied physics, or astrophysics. Includes overview of physics and astrophysics, and their major tools: experiment, theory, observation, and computation. Provides conceptual overview of the top-level theoretical approaches including classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, and statistical mechanics. Also reviews problem-solving skills for work in subsequent classes, including the physicist's approach to calculus, working intuitively with graphs, solving simultaneous equations, and understanding equations conceptually. Examines the educational path to different physics careers, physics as a collaborative discipline, and effective methods for group work as well as individual study.

All available terms

4 terms

Avg. GPA
3.38
Grades
128

Other grades

P1.6%NP1.6%
More course details

University of California, Santa Cruz

PHYS 2 at UCSC: average GPA 3.38 across 128 students. Grade distribution by term. Prepares students for success in subsequent classes in physics and…

Average GPA: 3.38

Grade distribution records: 128 students across 4 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A+107.8%
A3829.7%
A-3124.2%
B+75.5%
B1511.7%
B-86.3%
C+75.5%
C21.6%
D21.6%
F43.1%
P21.6%
NP21.6%

Based on 128 student grade records across 4 terms and 1 professor.

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