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2016-2017 University Catalog

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This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit.

For more detailed information on courses, please go to the AP.2 Course Information  section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.
 

Physical Education (PHED)

 Offered by the College of Education and Human Development  
   •  PHED 158 - Underwater Hockey
   •  PHED 167 - Advanced Concepts and Strategies in Bowling
   •  PHED 176 - Introduction to Cricket
   •  PHED 184 - Historical Swordsmanship
   •  PHED 199 - Introduction to Health and Physical Education
   •  PHED 200 - Professional Dimensions of Health, Recreation, and Physical Education
   •  PHED 201 - Developmental Motor Patterns
   •  PHED 202 - Teaching Skillful Movement
   •  PHED 218 - Technology in Health and Physical Education
   •  PHED 230 - Asian Martial Arts: Origin and Development
   •  PHED 250 - Water Safety Instruction
   •  PHED 273 - Net and Target Games
   •  PHED 274 - Dance and Educational Gymnastics
   •  PHED 275 - Field and Invasion Games
   •  PHED 276 - Health-Related Fitness Education
   •  PHED 306 - Psychomotor Learning
   •  PHED 308 - Adapted Physical Education
   •  PHED 320 - Student Assessment in Health and Physical Education
   •  PHED 340 - Social and Cultural Issues in Physical Education
   •  PHED 364 - Strength Training: Concepts and Applications
   •  PHED 365 - Measurement and Evaluation of Physical Fitness
   •  PHED 403 - Elementary School Instruction in Physical Education
   •  PHED 404 - Middle and High School Instruction in Physical Education
   •  PHED 410 - Social/Psychological Aspects of Health and Fitness
   •  PHED 415 - Student Teaching in Physical Education
   •  PHED 480 - Special Topics
   •  PHED 499 - Independent Study in Physical Education and Fitness
   •  PHED 670 - Analysis of Teaching in Physical Education
   •  PHED 672 - Curriculum and Assessment in Physical Education
   •  PHED 673 - Motor Development for Special Populations
   •  PHED 680 - Mentoring and Supervising in Physical Education

Physical Sciences (PSCI)

 Offered by the College of Science  
   •  PSCI 701 - Frontiers of Physical Sciences
   •  PSCI 702 - Research Methods
   •  PSCI 703 - Frontiers of Physical Sciences
   •  PSCI 998 - Dissertation Proposal
   •  PSCI 999 - Doctoral Dissertation

Physics (PHYS)

 Offered by the College of Science  
   •  PHYS 101 - Light and Sound in Our World
   •  PHYS 102 - Sports Physics
   •  PHYS 103 - Physics and Everyday Phenomena I
   •  PHYS 104 - Physics and Everyday Phenomena II
   •  PHYS 106 - The Quantum World: A Continuous Revolution in What We Know and How We Live
   •  PHYS 111 - Introduction to the Fundamentals of Atmospheric Science
   •  PHYS 112 - Introduction to the Fundamentals of Atmospheric Science Lab
   •  PHYS 121 - Uses of Physics
   •  PHYS 122 - Inside Relativity
   •  PHYS 123 - Inside the Quantum World
   •  PHYS 124 - Experimental Explorations in Physics
   •  PHYS 160 - University Physics I
   •  PHYS 161 - University Physics I Laboratory
   •  PHYS 225 - Problems in Physics I
   •  PHYS 243 - College Physics
   •  PHYS 244 - College Physics Lab
   •  PHYS 245 - College Physics
   •  PHYS 246 - College Physics Lab
   •  PHYS 251 - Introduction to Computer Techniques in Physics
   •  PHYS 260 - University Physics II
   •  PHYS 261 - University Physics II Laboratory
   •  PHYS 262 - University Physics III
   •  PHYS 263 - University Physics III Laboratory
   •  PHYS 265 - Advanced University Physics II Laboratory
   •  PHYS 266 - Introduction to Thermodynamics
   •  PHYS 301 - Analytical Methods of Physics
   •  PHYS 303 - Classical Mechanics
   •  PHYS 305 - Electromagnetic Theory
   •  PHYS 306 - Wave Motion and Electromagnetic Radiation
   •  PHYS 307 - Thermal Physics
   •  PHYS 308 - Modern Physics with Applications
   •  PHYS 310 - Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Processing
   •  PHYS 326 - Problems in Physics II
   •  PHYS 331 - Fundamentals of Renewable Energy
   •  PHYS 332 - Solar Cells
   •  PHYS 346 - Quarks to Strings
   •  PHYS 370 - Molecular Biophysics
   •  PHYS 385 - Materials Science with Applications to Renewable Energy
   •  PHYS 390 - Topics in Physics
   •  PHYS 402 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics
   •  PHYS 405 - Honors Thesis in Physics
   •  PHYS 406 - Honors Thesis in Physics
   •  PHYS 407 - Senior Laboratory in Modern Physics
   •  PHYS 408 - Senior Research
   •  PHYS 409 - Physics Internship
   •  PHYS 410 - Computational Physics I
   •  PHYS 412 - Solid State Physics and Applications
   •  PHYS 416 - Special Topics in Modern Physics
   •  PHYS 417 - Geophysics
   •  PHYS 428 - Relativity
   •  PHYS 440 - Nuclear and Particle Physics
   •  PHYS 475 - Atmospheric Physics
   •  PHYS 502 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics
   •  PHYS 510 - Computational Physics I
   •  PHYS 512 - Solid State Physics and Applications
   •  PHYS 513 - Applied Electromagnetic Theory
   •  PHYS 533 - Modern Instrumentation
   •  PHYS 540 - Nuclear and Particle Physics
   •  PHYS 575 - Atmospheric Physics I
   •  PHYS 580 - Selected Interdisciplinary Topics
   •  PHYS 581 - Topics in Renewable Energy
   •  PHYS 590 - Selected Topics in Physics
   •  PHYS 600 - Special Topics in Physics
   •  PHYS 611 - Electro-optics
 

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