School:Physics and Astronomy
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[edit] Improvement drive
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These pages are in need of expansion and improvement:
- General Relativity/Tensors/Tensors Differential Forms and Variational Principles
- General relativity
- Magnetism
- Mass transfer
- Boson operators
- Topic:String theory
- History of Cesium
- Mathematics of theoretical physics
- Topic:Integrable systems
- Osmosis
[edit] Courses
The following courses are incorporated within several of the departments below as core curriculum and are common to all types of physics degrees. Additional courses, relevant to particular degree types, are specified in individual departments named below. For more information please review the Bachelor of Science in Physics requirements.
Courses are grouped by level of difficulty, and each one roughly corresponds to an academic year at degree level. Normally you should not study a subject at a higher level until you have completed, or are at least familiar, with the previous level.
[edit] Pre-university level course area[edit] Level 1
[edit] Level 2
[edit] Level 3 |
[edit] Postgraduate & Research
[edit] Courses in Other Schools[edit] School of Mathematics
[edit] School of Computer Science(work in progress) [edit] School of Engineering[edit] Graduate Examinations |
[edit] Departments
- Acoustics
- Astronomy / Astrophysics (merge into one A&A dept ?)
- Biophysics
- Computational physics
- Condensed matter physics (includes Atomic, Molecular, Chemical, Material, Solid State, Polymer, Plasma Physics)
- Geophysics
- Medical physics
- Nuclear Physics
- Optical Science (includes Lasers / Photonics)
- Particle physics
[edit] Learning resources
As with all Wikiversity disciplines the courses here are supported by the texts at Wikibooks specifically of interest are the books on the Physics bookshelf . The books below are representative of what is available.
- Physics and astronomy Wikibooks
- Educational materials for physics and astronomy, free as in freedom and price.
[edit] Style guides
[edit] Wikipedia articles
[edit] Wikibooks
[edit] People
- Roadrunner - I am currently trying to create a degree plan Wikiversity:Bachelor of Science in Physics that will be an open architecture degree which replicates the Course 8 experience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Alisone
- Chocoman
- Ryan
- Augustus
- Aquistive bud - Anyone interested in discussing any topic related to physics is warmly invited at my talk page.
- mikeu - interested in astronomy
- Jolie - interested in astronomy
- Enlil Ninlil Any but would like the areas that are off concern to Geology and Palaeontology.
- David - interested in Quantum Gravity. I have postgraduate degrees in physics, mathematics and astrophysics.
