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What’s New in UT Physics
Undergraduate Course Descriptions
- PHYS 135: Introduction to Physics for Physical Science and Mathematics Majors II
- PHYS 136: Introduction to Physics for Physical Science and Mathematics Majors II
- PHYS 137: Honors: Fundamentals of Physics for Physics Majors I
- PHYS 138: Honors: Fundamentals of Physics for Physics Majors II
- PHYS 201: Multivariable Calculus and Vector Analysis For Physicists
- PHYS 251: Fundamentals of Physics: Waves, Optics, and the breakdown of Classical Physics
- PHYS 252: Fundamentals of Physics: Quantum Physics and Applications
- PHYS 301: Linear Algebra and Complex Analysis for Physicists
- PHYS 311: Mechanics I
- PHYS 312: Mechanics II
- PHYS 321: Thermal Physics
- PHYS 341: Introduction to Nuclear Physics
- PHYS 411: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
- PHYS 412: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
- PHYS 431: Electricity and Magnetism
- PHYS 432: Electricity and Magnetism
- PHYS 441: Introduction to Computational Physics
Travel Information
In 2020, the University upgraded its travel program to Concur. This program gives more access and information for UT travelers, such as the ability to select and book your flights, the convenience of tracking your expense report reimbursement, and UT’s travel policy is built into the program! The department recommends completing your Concur training and registration now so when a trip arises, you are all ready to process your travel. Concur is also accessible through an app for convenience when you travel.
(You will be required to sign in with your Net ID and password.)
Have questions?
FAQs / Instructional Videos / “How To” instruction sheets: https://liveutk.sharepoint.com/sites/UTKConcur
Please request Paula Keaton as your delegate. You can do this by selecting: Profile > Profile Settings > Request Delegates > pkeaton@utk.edu.
This is so that Paula will be able to assist you with any travel reports and expenses (this is really to your advantage).
Want to skip the reimbursement hassle?
Once you have completed your request in Concur, you will be directed to the K@TE training module for the questionnaire/cardholder agreement process.
This new process will be the same for both the procurement and travel cards.
If you have any questions please call or email Paula Keaton (865-974-3342).
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Lecture Demos
Demos in a variety of topics within the areas of Mechanics, Fluids, Heat and Thermodynamics, Light and Optics, Waves and Vibrations, and Electricity and Magnetism.