PHY 1300 The Big Bang and Beyond

3 units
Physics
Faculty of Science
Physics is all around us, from what we experience every day, to the technologies that have a major impact on our society. This course introduces students to some of the most important scientific breakthroughs and how they affect our lives - from fundamental concepts such as Big Bang theory and quantum theory, to technological breakthroughs such as medical imaging, determining the structure of DNA, and computer chips.

Components:

Lecture

Requirements:

PHY 1300 cannot be combined for credits with PHY 1121 , PHY 1122 , PHY 1124 , PHY 1321 , PHY 1322 , PHY 1331 . No background in science or mathematics is required. This course cannot count as a Science optional course, but may be used as an elective.

Previously Offered Terms:

Winter

French Equivalent:

Organized

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Learned a Lot

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Fair Assessments

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