News

• Public Observation Night - Unfortunately the Public Observation Nights have been suspended by the university administration while liability issues are resolved.

Why be a Physicist?

What can you do with a physics degree? What opportunities are available to you when you graduate? The following links will give you some information about the myriad of career paths which are available to you.

• Jobs in Physics, Astronomy, and Other Fields, an excellent site maintained by the Physics Department @ Sonoma State University
• Physics jobs from Physics Today
• The Industrial Physicist, maintained by the American Institute of Physics
• Jobs that pay you back. - Physics was recently listed as one of the top ten undergraduate degree programs by salary by PayScale.com.
• Road Map to Graduation at CSU Stanislaus. Plot out your degree path, and the courses you need to graduate in physics within 4 years of arriving on campus.

Course Offerings, Winter 2010

• Phys 3550 - War & Peace cluster (Littlewood)

Course Offerings, Spring 2010

• Detailed listing of Astronomy classes
• Detailed listing of Physics courses
• Web Pages
• Astr 2100 Descriptive Astronomy (De Vries)
• Astr 2102 Descriptive Astronomy Lab (Rojas)
• Astr 3000 Contemporary Astronomy (De Vries)
• Phys 1500 - Energy and Matter (Johnson)
• Phys 2110 - Basic Physics II (Mokhtari)
• Phys 2100 - Basic Physics I (Johnson)
• Phys 2250 - General Physics II (Zhang)
• Phys 3080 - How Things Work (Zhang)
• Phys 3100 - Classical Mechanics (De Vries)
• Phys 3200 - Heat Light & Sound (McNeil)
• Phys 3200 - Heat Light & Sound (Littlewood)
• Phys 4102 - Advanced Lab (Johnson)

Departmental Information

• Departmental Information
• Physics Program @ CSU Stanislaus
• Course Descriptions
• Physics Faculty

Links

• CSU Stanislaus Home Page
• College of Natural Science
• CSU Home Page
• CSU Physics Departments

Contact Information

• Mailing address - Department of Physics, California State University, Stanislaus, 1 University Circle, Turlock, Ca 95382.
• Telephone - (209) 667 3466
• Fax - (209) 667 3099
• Email - Physics@physics.csustan.edu