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1307 NE 40th St
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206-543-4240
Email: ic@u.washington.edu
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1307 NE 40th St
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206-543-4240
Email: ic@u.washington.edu

 

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Last Revised:
Oct 26, 2009

 

Physics Gang

The IC Physics and Engineering Program is located in the IC Annex. We provide drop-in support for all undergraduate physics and engineering courses, but 100 and 200 level classes have priority over upper division classes. We also offer weekly workshops in the following classes:

Electrical Engineering Pre-engineering Physics

EE 215
EE 233
EE 235
EE 331
EE 341

ENGR 210
ENGR 220
ENGR 230
ENGR 260

PHYS 114
PHYS 115
PHYS 116
PHYS 121
PHYS 122
PHYS 123

Objectives

  • To help make your time in college more productive.
  • To help you become better physicists, engineers, doctors, etc.
  • To help you to succeed in life.

Expectations

  • Read the text book first.
  • Try to solve the assigned problems on your own before you ask for help.
  • We are often crowded, so please wait your turn.
  • Do not interrupt if we are working with another student.

Links

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University of Washington ChemE

Resources

Physics@About

Enlightened
This web site describes the the nature of light and other electromagnetic behaviors. This site was created by high school students for the ThinkQuest competition and won an honorable mention.

Wave Express
This web site discusses wave behavior as it relates to light and sound. It was also created by high school students for the ThinkQuest competition and won an honorable mention.