Kirkwood Community College Course Syllabus Technical Physics I PHY-230 Fall 2018 Jim Trepka Instructor Office: 140 Jones Hall Telephone: 398-7146 Instructor Information jim.trepka@kirkwood.edu Email: Home Page: http://www.kirkwood.edu/faculty/jtrepka/ 0275223 Section Information MTWTH 8:00 8:55 am – 3 credit hours (2 lecture credits, 1 lab credits, 0 clinic credits, 0 internship Credit Hours credits). Contact Hours 32 lecture hours, 32 lab hours, 0 clinic hours, 0 internship hours Prerequisites Technical Mathematics II (MAT746) Studies the technical applications of motion, force, momentum, statics, work, Course Description rotation and simple machines. Emphasizes concepts through laboratory and lecture. Arts & Science Applied Science elective Code Ewen, Schurter & Gundersen, ©2012 | Prentice Hall | Cloth; 768 pp | ISBN-10: 0136116337 | ISBN-13: 9780136116332 Required Course Materials Books and course materials for this course are available at the Kirkwood Bookstore. The Kirkwood faculty has identified the following general education outcomes as a major theme of this course. Students will think logically and critically. Students will understand and apply fundamental scientific principles. Students will understand and apply fundamental mathematic General Education principles. Outcomes Students will understand human society and cross-cultural variation and perspectives. Students will have a knowledge of and an appreciation for the human condition as expressed in works of human imagination and thought. Students will possess skills for further learning and the general workplace. Graduates of the ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY will be able to: Program Student Learning Outcomes Record and reproduce laboratory experiments. Build and troubleshoot analog, digital, and RF circuits.
Kirkwood Community College Course Syllabus Technical Physics I PHY-230 Fall 2018 Instructor Jim Trepka Instructor Information Office: 140 Jones Hall Telephone: 398-7146 Email: jim.trepka@kirkwood.edu Home Page: http://www.kirkwood.edu/faculty/jtrepka/ Section Information 0275223 MTWTH 8:00 – 8:55 am Credit Hours 3 credit hours (2 lecture credits, 1 lab credits, 0 clinic credits, 0 internship credits). Contact Hours 32 lecture hours, 32 lab hours, 0 clinic hours, 0 internship hours Prerequisites Technical Mathematics II (MAT746) Course Description Studies the technical applications of motion, force, momentum, statics, work, rotation and simple machines. Emphasizes concepts through laboratory and lecture. Arts & Science elective Code Applied Science Required Course Materials Ewen, Schurter & Gundersen, ©2012 | Prentice Hall | Cloth; 768 pp | ISBN-10: 0136116337 | ISBN-13: 9780136116332 Books and course materials for this course are available at the Kirkwood Bookstore. General Education Outcomes The Kirkwood faculty has identified the following general education outcomes as a major theme of this course. Students will think logically and critically. Students will understand and apply fundamental scientific principles. Students will understand and apply fundamental mathematic principles. Students will understand human society and cross-cultural variation and perspectives. Students will have a knowledge of and an appreciation for the human condition as expressed in works of human imagination and thought. Students will possess skills for further learning and the general workplace. Program Student Learning Outcomes Graduates of the ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY will be able to: Record and reproduce laboratory experiments. Build and troubleshoot analog, digital, and RF circuits.
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