These twelve courses normally include the introductory sequence (through a semester of quantum mechanics) and math through multivariable calculus and linear ...

Topics include kinematics, linear and rotational motion, forces, energy, collisions, gravitation, simple fluids and a brief introduction to waves. Examples are ...

Topics include experimental design, model testing, error analysis, basic programming, oral presentations, and scientific writing. PSI will meet weekly ...

Topics include electrostatics and magnetostatics, analog circuits, electromagnetic fields, and optics. Examples are drawn from across the physical sciences and ...

Introduction to Soft Matter [Applied Physics 225] · Topics in Bose-Einstein Condensation and Superfluidity [Physics 266] · Classical and Quantum Phase Transitions ...

Topics covered include electrostatics, circuits, magnetism, diffraction, interference, and image formation via reflection and refraction. This course has a ...

Courses at Harvard · PHYSICS 15A. Introductory Mechanics and Relativity · PHYSICS 15B. Introductory Electromagnetism · PHYSICS 15C. Wave Phenomena · PHYSICS 16.

Graduate course on Physical Cosmology. Topics will include: the physics of Inflation, Cosmic Microwave Background anisotropies, evidence for Dark Matter, ...

Physics 19 is a comprehensive introduction to the foundations of theoretical physics, with a first-principles approach to its five main areas.

The Harvard Physics Department has a large and very active undergraduate program, graduating 50-60 majors (concentrators) a year. Physics Limericks · Problem of the Week · Why Did the Chicken Cross... · Advising