General Physics 203-204 is an algebra-based physics sequence designed to meet the physics requirements for science majors and serve as a key prerequisite for admission to health profession schools and graduate programs. This course provides a thorough and engaging introduction to physics, the fundamental science that forms the basis of numerous fields of study. Students will explore core principles and applications of physics in a way that is both challenging and deeply rewarding. Alumni of the courses have gone on to excel in diverse careers, including medicine, research, law, public service, and other dynamic fields. To succeed in Physics 203-204, students should possess a strong foundation in mathematics, including vectors, basic derivatives, trigonometry, and algebra. This background is critical for understanding and applying the concepts taught throughout the course.

If you aren't fairly comfortable with math (especially algebra and trigonometry), you may need to brush up. You will need to invest significant time doing problems, studying, and getting help, particularly if you haven't had any physics in high school or college before.

The registration for the online section (B9) in General Physics 203 requires a SPN. Please use the following link to request a SPN:

• Lecturer: Dr. AbdelBaki Brahmia
• Location: Busch, ARC-213
• Tel: (848) 445-1134
• Email: abrahmia at physics.rutgers.edu


• Course Assistant: Shumaila Chishti
• Email: sfc62 at scarletmail.rutgers.edu

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