Which Physics Class?

[racheldnbr]

For my second term of physics I have two options- the first:

covers the following:

Reflection, refraction & dispersion
Telescopes and Microscopes
Interference and Diffraction
Basic electrical circuits
Ohm's Law
Electrolysis
Equipotential Lines
Magnetic Forces
RC & LR circuits- Time constants
RC& LR Circuits- Frequency Response
RLC Circuit
the Bohr Atom

OR the second option:

That covers the following: basic experiments in physicsinvolving the concepts of force and motion, matter and energy, electricity andmagnetism, and the atom...


Would this second option be enough along with what I have already taken(experiments in mechanics, oscillatory motion, and heat) for the topics on theMCAT?

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[Praefectus]

I'd go with the first. I never would have understood any of that without the conceptual base that I gained through a physics class covering similar topics.

 

[DAPI]

For my second term of physics I have two options- the first:

covers the following:

Reflection, refraction & dispersion
Telescopes and Microscopes
Interference and Diffraction
Basic electrical circuits
Ohm's Law
Electrolysis
Equipotential Lines
Magnetic Forces
RC & LR circuits- Time constants
RC& LR Circuits- Frequency Response
RLC Circuit
the Bohr Atom

OR the second option:

That covers the following: basic experiments in physicsinvolving the concepts of force and motion, matter and energy, electricity andmagnetism, and the atom...


Would this second option be enough along with what I have already taken(experiments in mechanics, oscillatory motion, and heat) for the topics on theMCAT?

Seriously? A new thread for a question you asked in another thread you started. Its been 5 hours

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=926587

 

[Ironmandoc]

Seriously? A new thread for a question you asked in another thread you started. Its been 5 hours

Nice catch

 

[mimelim]

Ask people in the class above you or your advisers. They will know much more about the individual courses than we can guess at.

 

[von Matterhorn]

sounds like the first option would actually prepare you for parts of the PS section on the MCAT