For Graduates and Undergraduates.
Course 2C: Electricity and Magnetism: Course 1B and Mathematics
3B or 4B prerequisite.—The elements of the mathematical theory are developed,
making free use of the methods of the calculus. The lectures begin,
however, with fundamental principles of the subject. Laboratory work
more advanced than that in Course 1B will be required, occupying the student
from four to six hours a week, and calling for the more exact measurement
of the chief physical quantities concerned. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
1-2. Laboratory, Monday, Tuesday, 10-12, or by appointment. Rouss
Physical Laboratory. Associate Professor
Hoxton. Adjunct Professor
Guthrie.
Course 3C: Optics: Course 1B and Mathematics 2B prerequisite.—The
same general remarks apply to this as to Course 2C. Hours by appointment.
Associate Professor Hoxton.
