Department of Physics

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Jefferson L. Shinpaugh, Acting Chair, C-209A Howell Science Complex
Michael Dingfelder, Assistant Chair for Graduate Studies, 131 Austin Building

Faculty

• Department of Physics Faculty 

Courses

• PHYS 5311 - Mathematical Physics I
• PHYS 5410 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
• PHYS 5600 - Modern Electronics
• PHYS 5601 - Modern Electronics Laboratory
• PHYS 5900 - Computational Physics
• PHYS 5901 - Computational Physics Laboratory
• PHYS 6200 - Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
• PHYS 6250 - Classical Mechanics
• PHYS 6300 - Electrodynamics I
• PHYS 6410 - Quantum Mechanics I
• PHYS 6526 - Readings in Physics I
• PHYS 6527 - Readings in Physics II
• PHYS 6528 - Readings in Physics III
• PHYS 6620 - Advanced Techniques in Experimental Physics
• PHYS 6621 - Advanced Techniques in Experimental Physics
• PHYS 6700 - Health Physics
• PHYS 6710 - Nuclear Medicine Physics
• PHYS 6715 - Biomedical Physics
• PHYS 6718 - Therapeutic Radiological Physics
• PHYS 6720 - Physics of Medical Imaging
• PHYS 6722 - Physics of Medical Imaging Laboratory
• PHYS 6750 - Risk Assessment, Risk Communication and Regulations
• PHYS 6810 - Topics in Atomic Collisions
• PHYS 6816 - Seminar
• PHYS 6817 - Seminar
• PHYS 6900 - Introduction to Research
• PHYS 6992 - Radiation Therapy Physics
• PHYS 6993 - Clinical and Medical Dosimetry
• PHYS 7000 - Thesis
• PHYS 7001 - Thesis: Summer Research
• PHYS 7110 - Mathematics Physics II
• PHYS 7310 - Electrodynamics II
• PHYS 7410 - Quantum Mechanics II
• PHYS 7450 - Solid State Physics
• PHYS 7715 - Biomedical Optics
• PHYS 7730 - Radiation Instrumentation
• PHYS 7740 - Special Problems in Radiation Dosimetry and Modeling
• PHYS 7992 - Clinical Rotation in Radiation Therapy Physics
• PHYS 8526 - Advanced Readings in Physics I
• PHYS 8527 - Advanced Readings in Physics II
• PHYS 8528 - Advanced Readings in Physics III
• PHYS 8910 - Research Problems in Biomedical Physics
• PHYS 9000 - Dissertation
• PHYS 9001 - Dissertation: Summer Research

• PHYS 5630 - Gaseous Conductors

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