Repeating a course
A physics course may be taken only twice, regardless of the grade earned in the first enrolment. The department chair, or delegate, will decide on exceptions to this rule, usually on the basis of documented evidence of upgraded prerequisites.
Laboratory Requirements
The physics labs are an integral part of each course. It is Physics department policy that there are no make-up labs. Failure to satisfactorily complete the laboratory requirements may result in a failing grade for the course.
Diagnostic Tests
The Physics Diagnostic Placement Test is an assessment of the student’s knowledge of the physics principles and their applications. The test is designed to place the student into the most appropriate physics course. To enrol in any physics course with a physics prerequisite, the diagnostic test is required for any student who has not taken a physics course in BC.
Note: Not all courses are offered every semester.
Courses
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- Preparatory Course
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PHYS 1101 | Physics I for Life Sciences
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4 |
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PHYS 1114 | Basic Physics
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4 |
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PHYS 1118 | Introductory Physics
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4 |
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PHYS 1124 | Energy and the Environment
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4 |
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PHYS 1125 | Physics I with Calculus
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4 |
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PHYS 1219 | Engineering Mechanics
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4 |
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PHYS 1225 | Physics II with Calculus
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4 |
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PHYS 2309 | Intermediate Experimental Physics 1 | 2 |
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PHYS 2323 | Newtonian Mechanics
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3 |
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PHYS 2409 | Intermediate Experimental Physics II | 2 |
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PHYS 2424 | Relativity and Quanta
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3 |