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Physics Teacher Candidates 2004-2005 Schedule
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Summer |
Fall |
Intercession |
Spring |
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Year 1 |
SEDC 713 (Methods 1: Advanced Study of Secondary Learning Environments for
Teaching Math and Science, Grades 7-12; 3) 3rd and 4th
Week in June; Mon-Thurs; 6 hrs per day 705 preferred SEDF 703 (Social Foundations of
Adolescence Education-3) 3 wks July; 1st
wk Aug; Mon-Thurs; 2 sections Sec 01: 2-4+Conference Sec 02: 4:10-6:10+Field SEDF 704 (Adolescent Development,
Grades 7-12; includes field experience-2) 3 wks July; 1st
wk Aug Mon-Thurs; 2 sections Sec 01: 2-4+Field Sec 02:
4:10-6:10+Conference |
SEDC 724 (Methods 2: Intensive
Study of Teaching Diverse Learners in Science, Grades 7-12; 2) Wed Room 705 preferred SEDC 774.13 (Practicum #1 in Physics
2) Wed Room 705 preferred |
SEDC 720 (Adolescent Health and
Safety-1; pre-req: SEDF 704) credit attached to spring
semester |
SEDF
705
(Educational Psychology: Applications to Adolescence Education-2;
pre-req. SEDF 704) Tues. PHYS 630 (Science and Society-3) Wed |
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Year 2 |
SEDC
710 (Foundations
of Literacy-3) Month
of June; evenings No physics courses are given
over the summer. The physics program will often take more than 2 years to
complete. |
SEDC 774.23 (Practicum #2 in Physics, 2) Mon SEDF 706 (Assessment of Teaching
and Learning in Adolescence Education-2; pre-reqs SEDF 705 & SEDF 710) Wed PHYS 660 (Challenging Concepts in
Physics-4) Mon: Wed |
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A total of three physics electives are
needed (9 credits). It is recommended that the electives be spread out over
this and the following semester. They are given regularly over a 2-year
cycle. The electives are: PHYS 605 (Mathematics Methods of Physics-3) PHYS 615 (Electromagnetic Theory-3) PHYS 625 (Introduction to Quantum Theory-3) PHYS 645 ( PHYS 685-recommended (Numerical
Methods I- 3cr.) PHYS 695 (Numerical
Methods II-3) PHYS 621
(Electronics-3) PHYS 645 (Plasma
Physics-3) PHYS 671 (Modern
Phys. Lab-3) |
Updated May 20, 2004