8 courses with the subject EPH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
One half of a two course pairing introducing the fundamentals of physics for students without a background in calculus. Topics include kinematics, Newton's Laws, .conservation of energy and momentum, torque, rotation, waves, and oscillations. This course fulfills the SUNY General Education Natural Science Requirement. Co-req: APM 104
Upper Division Required Courses
One half of a two course pairing introducing the fundamentals of physics for students without a background in calculus. Topics include electricity, magnetism, circuits, and basic thermodynamics. This course fulfills the SUNY General Education Natural Science Requirement. Co-req: APM 104
NOTE: BTC 420 (Internship in Biotechnology) is often done in the summer but can be done any semester. NOTE: 3 credits of BTC 498 or BTC 420 or a combination of both are required. SUNY ESF | 178 | Course Catalog
SUNY ESF | 157 | Course Catalog
Lab course intended to be taken concurrently with EPH 201. Experiments entail investigation of motion, forces, and energy. This course fulfills the SUNY General Education Natural Science Requirement. Co-req: APM 105, APM 205, or equivalent; EPH 201
SUNY ESF | 143 | Course Catalog
“C-” is a requirement for students to pass each calculus course and move into the next course. This requirement is necessary to ensure engineering students have the quantitative skills to succeed in the ERE program. The admissions office uses C as a threshold for the calculus courses when students want to transfer into the ERE program.
Source: SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
