General Physics for Students of Health Sciences

• Bohr's atom; Vector atom models; Space, spin quantization; Fine structure of one electron, two electrons and many electrons systems; L-S and j-j coupling; Zeeman effect; Low and high magnetic fields; Stark effect;
• Electronic, vibrational and rotational energy levels; Electronic configuration of simple molecules;Vibrational modes; P.Q.R. branches of rotational transition;
• Fluorescence, phosphoresce; Frank, Candon factors; Raman effect.

The course has three parts:

Part one: Introduction to reserach in physics such as write abstract, find sources, crtical thinking ..etc
Part two: experimetnal skills in Lab
Part three: computional skills for data and calculations.

Phys 395 (Vibrations and Waves Laboratory)

Phys 394 (Electromagnetism Laboratory)