Physical Sciences Courses

Master fundamental physical sciences through comprehensive study of matter, energy, and their interactions, providing essential foundation for STEM careers, academic advancement, and scientific understanding of natural phenomena. Develop expertise in classical physics including mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and wave phenomena with mathematical modeling, experimental design, and real-world applications in engineering and technology fields. Study modern physics including relativity theory, quantum mechanics, particle physics, and atomic structure for understanding cutting-edge scientific developments and preparing for advanced physics coursework or research careers. Learn chemistry fundamentals including atomic theory, chemical bonding, molecular structure, thermodynamics, and kinetics with laboratory techniques, analytical methods, and safety protocols for careers in chemistry, materials science, or related fields. Master organic chemistry including reaction mechanisms, synthesis strategies, spectroscopic analysis, and biological applications for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and chemical industry applications or medical school preparation. Study inorganic chemistry including coordination compounds, solid-state chemistry, and materials science applications for advanced materials development and industrial chemistry careers. Develop analytical chemistry skills including instrumental analysis, chromatography, spectroscopy, and quantitative analysis techniques for quality control, environmental monitoring, and research laboratory positions. Learn physical chemistry including quantum chemistry, statistical mechanics, and chemical thermodynamics for understanding molecular behavior and advanced chemical research applications. Master astronomy and astrophysics including stellar evolution, cosmology, planetary science, and observational techniques using telescopes and space-based instruments for careers in aerospace, research, or education. Study materials science including crystallography, semiconductor physics, nanotechnology, and advanced materials characterization for technology development and engineering applications. Develop laboratory skills including experimental design, data analysis, error analysis, and scientific instrumentation for research methodology and technical career preparation. Learn scientific computing including numerical methods, data visualization, simulation software, and programming for scientific applications using Python, MATLAB, and specialized scientific software packages. Master research methodology including literature review, hypothesis formation, experimental design, and scientific writing for graduate school preparation and research career development. Study interdisciplinary applications including biophysics, chemical physics, geophysics, and environmental chemistry for understanding complex natural systems and emerging scientific fields. Understand science communication including technical writing, scientific presentation, and public science communication for sharing scientific knowledge and advancing scientific literacy. Learn safety protocols and ethical considerations including laboratory safety, radiation safety, chemical handling, and research ethics for responsible scientific practice and career preparation. Prepare for careers in research, education, industry, or advanced study with comprehensive physical science knowledge, laboratory experience, and scientific thinking skills essential for success in STEM fields.