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Last modified May 19, 2008

Current Online Physics Courses - Summer 2008

PH1090 The Physics Behind Music - Suits

PH1110 College Physics I - Meyer

PH1600 Introduction to Astronomy - Nemiroff/Patla

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The Physics Behind Music

The Physics Behind Music

Michigan Tech University Course - PH1090 by Bryan Suits

Introductory Remarks 13 min 44 sec


Introductory Astronomy Online

Introductory Astronomy

Michigan Tech University Course - PH1600 by Robert J. Nemiroff

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Summer 2008

PH1090 The Physics Behind Music - Suits
PH1110 College Physics I - Meyer
PH1600 Introductory Astronomy - Nemiroff

Fall 2008

PH1210 College Physics II - Meyer
PH1600 Introductory Astronomy - Nemiroff

 

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