AU Courses with Personalized Study Guide

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[EVALUATION] Physics 205: Physics for Scientists and Engineers II (Rev. C1)

Physics 205: Physics for Scientists and Engineers II is a calculus-based physics course intended for science, engineering, and pre-med students. The course covers the topics of electricity and magnetism. It also has a lab component that involves completing six hands-on experiments in a place of your choice.

Teacher: Farook Al-Shamali
Teacher: Ted Krahn (Admin)

[EVALUATION] Physics 201: Introductory Physics II (Rev. C5)

Teacher: Farook Al-Shamali
Teacher: Ted Krahn (Admin)

[EVALUATION] Physics 200: Introductory Physics I (Rev. C7)

PHYS 200 is a junior, algebra-based course that provides an introduction to mechanics. PHYS 200 combined with either PHYS 201 or PHYS 202 gives the equivalent of one year in introductory physics able to be matched to offerings at other institutions.

Teacher: Farook Al-Shamali
Teacher: Ted Krahn (Admin)

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[Ted] Techniques de veille

Teacher: Ted Krahn (Admin)
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[Ted] Mathematics 215: Introduction to Statistics (Rev. C9)

MATH 215 gives students a working knowledge and understanding of descriptive and inferential statistics and how statistics is applied in the sciences, social sciences, and business.

Teacher: Ted Krahn
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[Ted] Mathematics 315: Methods in Applied Statistics (Rev. C1)

Mathematics 315: Methods in Applied Statistics is a three-credit intermediate-level course designed to enable students to develop familiarity with various parametric and nonparametric tests and to gain the knowledge and skills needed to apply statistical concepts to solve applied problems. Students will learn the logic, procedures and the use of common statistical techniques using one of the most commonly used statistical package: SPSS for Windows.