HENRY L. CHEN (Professor, Towson University)

SPring 2008 COURSES at TU
243       307
Music &  St. James'
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    Hymnal '82  (Not always reliable; no service music)  
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"He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God."
                          Micah 6:8 (NRSV)
Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you.
                               Pericles (430 BCE)

Astronomers
We have loved the stars too deeply
To be afraid of the night. 
                   (Susan Campbell 1863-1910)

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 Towson University
       8000 York Road
       Towson MD
             21252-0001
       410.704.2000
    Department of
        Physics,
           Astronomy, &
           Geosciences
        410.704.3020

    My office: 
        451 Smith Hall
     E-mail:  chen@towson.edu 
      Voice:   410.704.3133
          OR  410.704.3020

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PHYSICS courses for 0SPring 2008

PHYS(ics) 243    (under construction)
 General Physics III  (4 cr.) [for majors]
      "Fluid kinematics and dynamics, waves, thermodynamics, physical optics, introduction to modern physics.  Prerequisite: PHYS 242."  [Unfortunately, since not all sections of PHYS241/251 and PHYS242/252 have treated certain topics, this course must include oscillations and geometrical optics as well!]
     

Lectures: in SM(ith) 446, MW 11:00-12:20
Labs: SM(ith) 411, Th 11:00 - 13:45

Tutoring service in the Chem / Physics Skills Center, Smith 538
Liina Ladon, Director. 
Tutor: 
 My office hours:
To be posted after consultation with students.
Also by appointment and chance (I am in the building much of a long working day)
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PHYS(ics) 307    (under construction)   To top
 Introduction to Mathematical  Physics (3 cr) [for majors]
"Mathematical expressions for selected topics, such as forces and potentials, vector analysis, applications of Fourier series and complex variables, and solutions of the harmonic oscillator and wave equations.  Prerequisites: PHYS 212 or PHYS 242; MATH 274."

To  307-MAIN-PAGE (under construction)

Lectures: in SM(ith)446,  MWF 9:00 - 9:50 
Office hours:  same as PHYS 243, above.

 
COURSE-
RELATED

Astronomy:
.....Picture of the day .

Premed:
.....E-mails from T. Carlson..
.........post-bac student,
.........2001-2002
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 

 

Credits

Thanks to:

  Netscape Composer for the many years of faithful use.
  Mark Edmonston for friendship and many years of help with computers.
  Brian Cooney of Towson CIAT for helping me with conversion to FrontPage in August, 2005

Others

See my Personal Page. 

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