Physics 323 - University Physics III Course Description and Objectives
Maxwell's unification of electricity and magnetism was a revolutionary development in classical physics. Topics include: electric force, field, potential and current, capacitance, resistance; magnetism, induction, AC/DC circuits, and Maxwell's equations along with their vacuum solutions.
The primary objective of this course is for you to develop a solid functional understanding and appreciation the foundations of electromagnetism and its applications. You shall be able to apply learned techniques to construct idealised mathematical models applicable to physical situations and be cognizant of the underlying principles, assumptions and limitations of your model.
Prerequisite: PHYS 222