List of historical courses

Below is the list of courses that are either no longer offered or offered with a different course code.

Course Code

Course Name

Credit

ECTS Credit

Laboratory Credit

Theory Credit

Description

2300103 PHYSICS FOR SOCIAL SCI. I 9 5 6 3 The world of physics; scientific method; crystals; chaos; the big-bang; automobile collision; radiation and life; energy, entropy and environment; exponential growth; photo voltaic conversion; atmospheric electricity; plasma; superconductivity; gravity and geometry; laser; fiber optics; scanning tunneling microscope; magnetic resonance imaging; nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.
2300104 FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS II 3 5 0 3 Electric charges and fields; electric potential; electric currents and circuits; magnetic fields; wave motion and light.
2300113 PHYSICS FOR STUDENTS OF SCIENCE I 5 7 2 4 Vectors; kinematics in three dimension; dynamics-Newton`s laws; work and energy; conservation of energy; gravitation; system`s of particles; collisions; kinematics of rigid body; dynamics of rigid body; statics and elasticity; oscillations; fluid mechanics; kinetic theory and thermodynamics.
2300114 PHYSICS FOR STUDENTS OF SCIENCE II 5 7 2 4 Electrostatics and magnetostatics; electrical and magnetic properties of matter; equations; electromagnetic waves; geometric optics, interference and diffraction; special relativity; quanta of light, atomic structure; quantum theory of matter.
2300115 PHYSICS LABORATORY I 3 5 4 1 Basic experimental techniques in mechanics. Experiments on one and two-dimensional motion, Newton`s laws, circular motion, simple harmonic motion collisions, energy conversion, gyroscope, water waves and acoustic waves.
2300116 PHYSICS LABORATORY II 3 5 4 1 Experiments on fundamental laws of electromagnetism, simple circuits, solar cells, light emitting diodes, laws of radiation, diffraction and interference of light waves.
2300121 MECHANICS 15 0 15 .
2300122 MECHANICS LAB. 9 0 9 .
2300124 ELECTIRICITY AND MAGNET 15 0 15 .
2300201 PHYSICS III 5 15 -- 2 0 5 .
2300204 INTRODUCTORY ELECTRONICS II 4 8 0 4 .
2300205 METHODS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS I 5 15 -- 2 0 5 .
2300206 METHODS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS II 5 0 5 .
2300207 CONCEPTS OF MODERN PHYSICS 3 5 0 3 Special relativity; electromagnetic waves; atomic structure; basic concepts of quantum mechanics; quantum theory of the hydrogen atom; many electron atoms and periodic table; molecules; solid state.
2300211 OPTICS AND WAVES 4 .
2300215 OSCILLATIONS AND WAVES 4 7 2 3 Linear and non-linear oscillations; coupled oscillations; transverse and longitudinal waves; interference; diffraction and polarization; waves in more than one dimension; acoustic waves; non-linear optics; geometrical optics.
2300216 PHYSICS LABORATORY I 3 6 1 4 Experiments in electromagnetism. Experimental techniques will focus on various appects of static and dynamic applications in electromagnetism. The course is also intended to cover computer based data acquisition techniques.
2300217 PHYSICS LABORATORY II 3 6 4 1 Various experiments on oscillation, waves and optics.
2300224 THERMAL PHYSICS 4 0 4 .
2300225 PHYSICS II. LAB. (ELECTRIC.AND MAGNET.) 9 .
2300230 PASCAL PROGRAMMING IN PHYSICS 4 5 2 3 Algorithmic approach to solving physical problems; programming in Pascal using loops, arrays, records, functions and procedures; designing structured algorithms for physics.
2300231 PHYSICS III (CLASSICAL MECH.) 12 .
2300232 PHYSICS IV (CLASSICAL MECH) 12 .
2300261 PHYSICS OF MARITIME, SAILING AND NAVIGATION 3 5 0 3 History of sailing, upwind and downwind sailing, Newtons theory of fluid resistance, lift and drag phenomena, sail shapes, mesaurement of hull smoothness, wind turbulence, water waves, structure of waves, use of optics in the connection between waters appearance and wind. Examples to illustrate the concepts and practice. Meteorology, VHF radiotelephony, STCWs and yacht master rules.
2300281 BASIC PHYSICS II 3 4 0 3 Basic concepts in astronomy, Solar system and the Sun, astronomical coordinate systems, laws, astronomical instruments and communication satellites, basic knowledge of stars: observational properties, evolution, stellar remnants, galaxies: observational properties and classification, basic cosmology.
2300282 BASIC PHYSICS IV 3 4 0 3 Special theory of relativity, models of atoms, quantum mechanics of atoms, nuclear physics, radioactivity and nuclear energy.
2300286 ADV.MECH. 12 .
2300290 ELECTRONICS 12 .
2300291 MODERN PHYSICS FOR ELECTRICAL ENGI. 4 5 0 4 Crystal structure and symmetry; basic concepts of quantum theory; waves and particles; the Schrödinger equation; wave mechanics; quantum theory of solids; binding and bonding; semiconductors; p-n junctions.
2300301 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOMETRY 3 5 0 3 Application of basic sciences archaeology: prospecting, analysis of archaeological materials by chemical and physical methods, source analysis and ancient trade patterns, dating of archaeological materials.
2300302 CLASSICAL MECHANICS II 4 0 4 .
2300303 QUANTUM THEORY&ITS APPLICATIONS I 4 7 0 4 Introduction to quantum ideas; postulates of quantum mechanics; one dimensional problems; harmonic oscillator; angular momentum.
2300304 QUANTUM THEORY&ITS APPLICATIONS II 4 7 0 4 Matrix formulation; perturbation theory; interaction of electromagnetic radiation with atomic systems; identical particles; quantum statistics; selected applications to lasers, semiconductors; electron conduction; superconductivity.
2300309 INT. TO SOLID STATE PHYSICS I 9 .
2300310 INT.TO SOLID STATE PHYS.II 9 .
2300311 CLASSICAL MECHANICS 5 12 2 4 Lagrangian mechanics; Hamiltonian mechanics; the two-body central force problem; dynamics of a system of particles; motion in a noninertial reference frame; rigid body motion; small oscillations; nonlinear oscillations and Chaos.
2300315 SEMICONDUCTOR PHYSICS I 4 7 0 4 Crystal properties; atoms and electrons energy bands and charge carriers; excess charge carriers in semiconductors; two-terminal solid state devices.
2300320 PHYSICS OF THE LOWER ATMOSPHERE 3 5 0 3 A brief discussion of atmospheric thermodynamics; hydrostatic equilibrium condition and study of some model atmospheres; the fundamentals of radiation and associated radiation laws; radiative transfer mechanism; derivation of the equations of motion on a rotating earth; energy relations.
2300321 QUANTUM PHYSICS 12 .
2300322 QUANTUM PHYSICS 12 .
2300324 STATISTICAL PHYS.& THERMOD. 4 .
2300325 STATISTICAL PHYSICS 4 0 4 .
2300327 PHYSICS OF ATOMS, MOLECULES AND SOLIDS 4 7 2 3 The exclusion principle; ground states of multielectron atoms and periodic table; LS coupling, Zeeman effect, quantum statistics, classical and quantum description of the state of a system; electronic, vibrational and rotational energies of molecules; band theory of solids; the quantum free-electron model; the motion of electrons in a periodic lattice.
2300329 ADVANCED MECHANICS 4 0 4 .
2300330 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROMAGNETISM 4 0 4 .
2300333 MICROPROC.& MICROCOMPUTERS 9 .
2300334 ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY 5 12 2 4 Maxwell`s equations; electromagnetic waves; propagation of electromagnetic waves in bounded region; Lienard-Wiechert potential; field of accelerated charge; electromagnetic radiation; Thomson cross-section; Lorentz transformation of electromagnetic fields.
2300341 SPECTROSCOPY I 3 .
2300342 SPECTROSCOPY II 3 .
2300352 ELECTRON OPTICS 3 5 0 3 Electron-optical refractive index; axisymmetric lenses; general properties; thin lens approximation; quadruple lenses; electron-beam devices (transmission and scanning electron microscopes, mass spectroscopy, electromagnetic separation of isotopes, high energy accelerators).
2300390 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PRACTICE 0 2 4 0 Son yıllarda artan sayıda lisans öğrencilerimiz zorunlu staj çalışmalarını yapmak için Erasmus Yaz Stajı Hareketliliği Programı çerçevesinde Avrupaya gitmektedirler. Bu ders yardımı ile bu tipteki öğrencilerimiz ECTS kredilendirme sisteminden notlandırılacak ve yapmış oldukları bu staj ODTÜ transkript sisteminde tanınacaktır.
2300392 PHYSICS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES 4 7 0 4 p-n junctions; bipolar transistors; field effect transistors; surface devices; integrated circuits.
2300401 ATOMIC PHYSICS 3 7 0 3 Atom models; radiation and matter; Wave equations for simple quantum systems; Perturbation theory and radiative transitions; Quantum Theory of one-electron atoms; Many-electron atoms; Molecular structures; Approximation methods for many-electron systems.
2300405 NEUTRON PHYSICS 3 5 0 3 Interactions of neutrons; neutron optics; diffusion of neutrons; resonance reactions; the fission process; neutron chain reactions; applications in reactor theory.
2300406 NEUTRON PHYSICH II 9 .
2300411 SOLID STATE PHYSICS LABORATORY I 4 7 4 2 Theoretical and experimental studies on production processes; characterization and testing methods used in semiconductor technology.
2300412 SOLID STATE PHYSICS LABORATORY II 4 7 4 2 Theoretical and experimental studies on production processes; characterization and testing methods used in semiconductor technology.
2300413 EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN PHYSICS 4 7 4 2 Measurement techniques in physics.
2300416 ADVANCED SELECTED PROB. IN PHYSICS 3 10 2 2 Theoretical and experimental projects leading to an understanding of the fundamental problems of physics.
2300421 FOUND.OF EXP.PHYS. 9 .
2300433 APPLICATIONS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS 3 7 0 3 Show applications of Quantum Mechanics to optics, solid state, and other areas of physics. The course is oriented to understanding of the basic physical principles involved.
2300441 SCIETOMETRIC ANALYSIS IN PHYSICS 3 0 3 .
2300451 SPECTROSCOPY 3 5 0 3 The Schrödinger equation; orbital angular momentum; magnetic dipole moments; Stern-Gerlach experiment; spin-orbit interaction; Hydrogen energy levels; transition rates; selection rules; exclusion principle; Hartree theory; X-ray spectra; alkali atom energy levels; fine structure; LS coupling; hyperfine structure; Zeeman effect; Molecular structure and spectra; diatomic molecules; rotational, vibrational and electronic energies.
2300452 INT.GENERAL REL. 9 5 .
2300460 ECONOPHYSICS 3 5 0 3 Financial markets, conventional methods for exchange predictions, the physivs of socio-economis systems, stochastic models, scaling and its breakdown, empirical analysis of the S&P 500 index and ISE 100 index, distance between stocks, ultrametric spaces, methods to grow portfolios in stock exchanges.
2300472 SOLAR ENERGY II 3 5 0 3 Introduction to physics of materials; material science aspects of photothermal solar energy conversion; energy efficient windows; smart windows; transparent insulation; principles of photovoltaic conversion; other non-conventional energy sources.
2300509 THEORETICAL ATOMIC PHYSICS 3 8 .
2300510 SELECTED TOPICS IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS 3 8 .
2300511 COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 Basic mathematical tools; differential equations and boundary value problems; special functions; matrix operations; algebraic methods; Monte Carlo methods.
2300512 NEUTRON TRANSPORT THEORY 9 18 .
2300519 STATISTICAL MECH. 9 18 .
2300520 SEL.TOP. IN ATOMIC AND MOL. PHYS. 3 8 .
2300521 THEORETICAL ATOMIC PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 Review of Atomic Physics; Review of quantum Mechanics; Interaction of electrons with EM field; Spectra of Atoms, Collisions.
2300522 ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY II 3 8 .
2300524 MOLECULAR PHYSICS II 3 8 0 3 Intermolecular forces: long and short-range interactions; interactions of small atomic system; physical absorption; molecular collision theory: scattering by a central force; elastic and inelastic collisions; transition probabilities and collisional energy transfer. Scattering of atoms and molecules from solid surfaces.
2300525 LASER DESIGN 3 8 0 3 Principles of laser operation; excitation and oscillation problems in laser theory; standing and traveling waves in a laser and modes of oscillation of an optical cavity; stabilization and optimization conditions of a laser resonator; construction of gas lasers and liquid lasers; experimental techniques of a ring dye-laser and laser systems for Doppler-free multi-photon absorption.
2300528 INTRODUC.TO QUANTUM FIELD THEOR.II 9 18 .
2300529 METH.OF MATHEMATICAL PHYS.I 9 18 .
2300530 SEL.TOPICS IN SOLID STATE PHYS. 3 8 .
2300534 THEORY OF MANY-PARTICLE SYSTEMS II 3 8 0 3 Field theory at finite temperature; physical systems at finite temperature, real-time Green's functions; canonical transformations, nuclear matter, superconductivity.
2300538 MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS II 3 8 0 3 Paramagnetic relaxation, conditions for paramagnetic resonance; hyperfine structure: the spin Hamiltonian; the spectra of the transition group ions; the spectra of P paramagnetic molecules and other systems: paramagnetic gases, free radicals, donors and acceptors in semiconductors, traps, F centers, the defects from radiation damage; nuclear magnetic resonance; double resonance.
2300540 SEL.TOPICS IN HIGH ENERGY PHYS. 3 8 .
2300544 MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS II 9 18 .
2300550 SEL.TOPICS IN X-RAY DIFF.AND ULTRAS.II 9 18 .
2300553 NEUTRON TRANSPORT THEORY 3 8 0 3 Linear Boltzmann equation and its mathematical and physical properties; approximate and exact solutions of the linear Boltzmann equation; variational methods.
2300554 OPTIC.PROPERTIES OF SEMICON.II 9 18 .
2300555 NUCLEAR REACTOR THEORY 3 8 0 3 Fundamentals of neutron behaviour in nuclear reactors; the fission process; diffusion of neutrons; slowing down of neutrons and thermal reactors; reactor control, perturbation theory.
2300556 SELECTED TOPICS IN PHYS II 9 18 .
2300558 SPECIAL TOPICS IN TH.PHYS.I 9 18 .
2300559 SPEC.TOPICS IN THEOR.PHYS.II 9 18 .
2300560 SELECTED TOPICS IN PLASMA PHYSICS 3 8 .
2300565 TOPICS IN MATH.PHYSICS I 3 8 .
2300566 TOPICS IN MATH PHYS.II 9 18 .
2300567 X AND GAMMA RAY SPEC.ANALY. 9 18 .
2300568 ADVANCED PLASMA PHYSICS 9 18 .
2300570 APPLIED PLASMA PHYSICS 9 18 .
2300571 SIGNAL PROCESSING & INSTR. IN PHYSICS I 3 8 2 2 An experimental course on signal analysis; analysis of periodic signals; transient signals; correlation; spectral analysis; operational amplifiers; computing networks; generalization; transfer functions; analog circuit examples.
2300572 SIGNAL PROCESSING & INSTR. IN PHYSICS II 3 8 2 2 General description of operational devices, departures from ideal and previsions, measurements, linear circuits, non-linear circuits, constant current and voltage sources, signal generation, filters, signal conditioners, memory, measurement circuits.
2300574 SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS IN PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 Physics-related quantitative analysis on general aspects; growth trends in research and researchers; experimental versus theoretical research; research subfields; indicators of research performance and performance distributions; team-work and collaboration; basic ideas of citation and citation impact; statistical models and techniques in quantitative analysis of physics education and research.
2300579 PRINCIPLES OF SCIENTIFIC DATING TECH. 3 8 0 3 .
2300580 SELECTED TOPICS IN PHYSICS I 3 8 0 3 .
2300581 GROUP THEORY AND APPL.I 9 18 .
2300590 SELECTED TOPICS IN PHYSICS II 3 8 .
2300592 PARTICLE PHYSICS SEMINAR 3 8 .
2300593 DIRECTED STUDIES IN PHYSICS 1 3 0 1 M.S. Students prepare an advanced topic in the form of project or seminar in contemporary physics other than their research fields.
2300595 PARTICLE THEORY SEMINAR I 3 8 .
2300693 ADVANCED DIRECTED STUDIES IN PHYSICS 1 3 0 1 Ph.D. Students prepare an advanced topic in the form of project or seminar in contemporary physics other than their research fields.
2300701 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 .
2300702 LOWER DIMENSIONAL SYSTEMS 3 8 0 3 .
2300703 PHYSICS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS 3 8 0 3 .
2300706 NONLINEAR PLASMA PHENOMENA 3 8 0 3 .
2300707 LIQUID METALS 3 8 0 3 .
2300708 THEORY OF INTERMOLECULAR FORCES 3 8 0 3 .
2300711 X-RAY BINARIES 3 8 0 3 .
2300712 ADV.TOPICS AND APPL.IN STAT.MECHANICS 3 8 0 3 .
2300713 NUM.SIM.METH.IN CRY.GROW.FR.MELT TECH 3 8 0 3 .
2300714 OPTOELEC. AND SUPERCONDUC.MATE.AND APPL 3 8 0 3 .
2300717 GEOMETRICAL MECHANICS 3 8 0 3 .
2300720 DISORDERED QANTUM SYSTEMS 3 8 0 3 .
2300721 SIMULATION OF MANY-PARTICLE SYSTEMS 3 8 0 3 .
2300727 NEUTRINO PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 .
2300729 LOW DIMENSIONAL FIELD THEORIES 3 8 0 3 Abelian and non-Abelian Chern-Simons theories. Quantization of C-S theories. Field theoretic approaches to superconductivity, quantum hall effect and other low dimensional phenomena. Lower dimensional gravitation.
2300731 QUANTUM MECHANIC I 4 10 .
2300732 SP.STUDIES 0 10 .
2300733 ASTROPHYSICAL DATA ANALYSIS 3 8 0 3 .
2300734 INTR.TO NONLINEAR DYNAMICAL SYS. 3 8 .
2300739 PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES I 3 8 .
2300740 PHYS.OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES II 3 8 .
2300742 COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN PLASMA PHYSICS 3 7 2 2 Analysis of fluid,particle (kinetic),and hybrid methods of computational plasma physics with application to space,laboratory and industrial plasmas.The applicability of the models, their mathematical foundations,and methods of numerical solution are studied.Computational experiments on the basis of Matlab/Octave and COMSOL Multiphysics codes are carried out in computer class.Topics include finite volume,finite difference,finite element ,particle-in-cell,and Monte Carlo methods,applied to the problems related to plasma phenomena.
2300744 COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS II 4 10 .
2300747 APPLICATIONS OF PLASMA PHYSICS 3 8 0 3 Basic plasma parameters; plasma production and plasma diagnostics; plasma waves and instabilities; space plasma physics and plasma astrophysics; physics of plasma propulsion; thermonuclear fusion; industrial plasma applications.
2300748 INTRODUCTION TO SCANNING PROBE MICROSCOPY (SPM) 3 8 2 2 Principles of tunnelling phenomena & Scanning Tunnelling Microscope (STM) Theory, Scanning Mechanisms: Piezoelectric & Voice Coil, Coarse, approach, Vibration isolation, Data Acquisition, Feedback Control: Analog, Digital, feed forward etc. Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM): Theory, Force Detection methods in AFM, Contact Mode AFM, Tapping Mode AFM, Non-contact mode operation of AFM & true Atomic Resolution, Atomic Manipulation Nanolithography, Fast SPMs, SPM in liquids, Operation in extreme environments,Other SPM methods: MFM, SHPM, EFM, NSOM etc.
2300782 THEORY OF RELATIVITY II 3 8 .
2300800 PH.D. THESIS 0 10 2 4 PH.D.
2300836 SPECIAL STUDIES 0 10 0 0 .
2300847 SPECIAL STUDIES 0 10 0 0 .
2300850 SPECIAL STUDIES 0 10 0 0 .
2300856 SPECIAL STUDIES 0 10 0 0 .
2300866 SPECIAL STUDIES 0 10 0 0 .
2300900 SP.STUDIES 0 10 .
2300943 ADVANCED STUDIES 0 70 0 0 .
2300945 ADVANCED STUDIES 0 70 0 0 .
2300947 ADVANCED STUDIES 0 70 0 0 .
2300950 ADVANCED STUDIES 0 70 0 0 .
2300966 ADVANCED STUDIES 0 70 0 0 .
8640302 SOLAR SYSTEM ASTROPHYSICS 3 5 0 3 Basic solar data and solar interiors; surface phenomena and the sun; origin of the solar system and the sun; the planets; internal structure and composition; comets and small bodies in the solar system.Prerequisite: ASTR 301 or consent of the department.
8640305 PRACTICAL ASTRONOMY I 3 5 2 2 Review of basic astronomical instruments and their use; selected experiments in photometry, spectroscopy and data reduction related to observational aspects of astronomy.Prerequisite: ASTR 201 or ASTR 301 or consent of the department.
8640306 PRACTICAL ASTRONOMY II 3 5 2 2 Selected experiments in photometry; spectrometry and data reduction related to observational aspects of astronomy.Prerequisite: ASTR 305 or consent of the department.
8640503 TOPICS IN ASTROPHYSICS I 9 18 .
8640504 TOPICS IN ASTROPHYSICS II 9 18 .
8640506 HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS 9 18 .
8640510 STELLAR ENVELOPES AND INTERIOR 3 8 0 3 Emphasis will be on preparation of computer programs for study of stellar atmospheres in radiative and convective equilibrium. Students will be guided in methods of stellar model construction.
8640511 STELLAR INTERIORS 9 18 .
8640512 STELL.MODELS AND EVOLUTION 9 18 .
8640513 STELLAR ATMOSPHERES 9 18 .
8640514 CONST.OF MODELS FOR STEL.ENV.AND INT. 3 8 .
8640522 DYNAMICS OF CLOSE BINARY SYSTEMS 3 8 0 3 Figures of equilibrium; the Roch model; the orectical light; radial velocity and period changes in close binaries; determination of the elements of eclipsing binary systems.
8640530 SEL.TOPICS IN ASTROPHYS. 3 8 .

List of courses with the same course code

Below is the list of courses that have been assigned the same course code for historical reasons, along with the semesters that they were offered.

Course Code

Course Name

Semesters

2300215 PHYSICS FOR STUDENTS OF SCIENCE III 2004-2005 Fall, 2005-2006 Fall, 2006-2007 Fall, 2007-2008 Fall, 2008-2009 Fall, 2009-2010 Fall, 2010-2011 Fall, 2011-2012 Fall, 2012-2013 Fall
2300215 OSCILLATIONS AND WAVES 2013-2014 Fall, 2014-2015 Fall, 2015-2016 Fall, 2016-2017 Fall
2300217 PHYSICS LABORATORY III 2004-2005 Fall, 2005-2006 Fall, 2006-2007 Fall, 2007-2008 Spring, 2008-2009 Spring, 2009-2010 Spring, 2010-2011 Spring, 2011-2012 Spring, 2012-2013 Spring
2300217 PHYSICS LABORATORY II 2013-2014 Spring, 2014-2015 Spring, 2015-2016 Spring, 2016-2017 Spring
2300343 INTRODUCTORY COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR PHYSICISTS 2007-2008 Fall, 2009-2010 Fall, 2009-2010 Spring, 2010-2011 Fall, 2011-2012 Fall, 2012-2013 Fall, 2013-2014 Fall, 2014-2015 Fall, 2015-2016 Fall, 2016-2017 Fall, 2020-2021 Spring
2300343 INTRODUCTORY COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR P 2008-2009 Fall
2300419 INTRODUCTION TO OPTICAL ELECTRONICS I 2004-2005 Fall, 2005-2006 Fall, 2006-2007 Fall, 2007-2008 Fall, 2008-2009 Fall, 2009-2010 Fall, 2010-2011 Fall, 2011-2012 Fall, 2012-2013 Fall, 2013-2014 Fall, 2014-2015 Fall, 2015-2016 Fall
2300419 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTONICS AND OPTOELECTRONICS I 2016-2017 Fall, 2017-2018 Fall, 2018-2019 Fall, 2019-2020 Fall, 2020-2021 Fall, 2021-2022 Fall, 2022-2023 Fall, 2023-2024 Fall
2300420 INTRODUCTION TO OPTICAL ELECTRONICS II 2004-2005 Spring, 2005-2006 Spring, 2006-2007 Spring, 2007-2008 Spring, 2008-2009 Spring, 2009-2010 Spring, 2010-2011 Spring, 2011-2012 Spring, 2012-2013 Spring, 2013-2014 Spring, 2014-2015 Spring, 2015-2016 Spring
2300420 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTONICS AND OPTOELECTRONICS II 2016-2017 Spring, 2017-2018 Spring, 2018-2019 Spring, 2019-2020 Spring, 2020-2021 Spring, 2021-2022 Spring, 2022-2023 Spring, 2023-2024 Spring
2300455 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM INFORMATION THEORY 2006-2007 Fall, 2009-2010 Fall, 2011-2012 Fall, 2012-2013 Fall, 2013-2014 Fall, 2015-2016 Fall, 2016-2017 Fall, 2017-2018 Fall, 2018-2019 Fall, 2019-2020 Fall, 2020-2021 Fall, 2021-2022 Fall, 2022-2023 Fall, 2023-2024 Fall
2300455 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM INFORMATION THE 2007-2008 Fall, 2008-2009 Fall
2300481 THEORY OF RELATIVITY I 2004-2005 Fall, 2005-2006 Fall, 2006-2007 Fall, 2007-2008 Fall, 2008-2009 Fall, 2009-2010 Fall, 2010-2011 Fall, 2011-2012 Fall, 2012-2013 Fall, 2013-2014 Fall, 2014-2015 Spring, 2015-2016 Spring
2300481 SPECIAL RELATIVITY 2016-2017 Fall, 2018-2019 Fall, 2020-2021 Fall, 2022-2023 Fall, 2023-2024 Fall
2300482 THEORY OF RELATIVITY II 2004-2005 Spring, 2006-2007 Spring, 2007-2008 Spring, 2009-2010 Spring, 2013-2014 Spring
2300482 GENERAL RELATIVITY 2016-2017 Spring, 2018-2019 Spring, 2019-2020 Spring, 2022-2023 Spring, 2023-2024 Spring
2300691 ADVANCED SEMINAR IN PHYSICS 2004-2005 Fall, 2004-2005 Spring, 2005-2006 Fall
2300691 SEMINAR 2005-2006 Spring, 2006-2007 Fall, 2006-2007 Spring, 2007-2008 Fall, 2007-2008 Spring, 2008-2009 Spring, 2009-2010 Fall, 2009-2010 Spring, 2010-2011 Fall, 2010-2011 Spring, 2011-2012 Fall, 2011-2012 Spring, 2012-2013 Fall, 2012-2013 Spring, 2013-2014 Fall, 2013-2014 Spring, 2014-2015 Fall, 2014-2015 Spring, 2015-2016 Fall, 2015-2016 Spring, 2016-2017 Fall
2300691 SEMINAR IN PHYSICS II 2017-2018 Fall, 2017-2018 Spring, 2018-2019 Fall, 2019-2020 Fall, 2019-2020 Spring, 2020-2021 Fall, 2020-2021 Spring, 2021-2022 Fall, 2021-2022 Spring, 2022-2023 Fall, 2022-2023 Spring, 2023-2024 Fall, 2023-2024 Spring
2300723 NONLINEAR EVO.EQUATIONS AND SOL. 2005-2006 Spring
2300723 NONLINEAR EVOLUTION EQUATIONS AND SOLITONS 2006-2007 Fall
2300723 NONLINEAR EVOLUTION EQUATIONS AND SOLITO 2006-2007 Spring, 2007-2008 Fall
2300735 INTRODUCTION TO NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY 2005-2006 Fall, 2005-2006 Spring, 2009-2010 Fall, 2009-2010 Spring, 2010-2011 Fall
2300735 INTRODUCTION TO NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECH 2006-2007 Fall, 2006-2007 Spring, 2007-2008 Fall, 2007-2008 Spring, 2008-2009 Fall, 2008-2009 Spring
2300741 PRINCIPLES OF DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY 2007-2008 Spring, 2008-2009 Spring, 2010-2011 Spring, 2012-2013 Fall
2300741 COMPUTATIONAL MATERIALS SCIENCE I 2017-2018 Fall, 2019-2020 Fall

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