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Open Yale Courses | Physics those are two courses on fundamental physics but for what grade they can be taught ? they are for high school or undergrad ?
For which level are these Open Yale Courses taught?
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The Open Yale Courses in Physics are designed for beginning undergraduate students, specifically targeting the first and second years of undergraduate study. According to Yale's undergraduate course catalog, these courses are part of a calculus-based physics sequence, with the 200 and 201 courses being the second most challenging. For more detailed information, refer to the Yale course catalog and the introductory physics course guide.
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I believe they are aimed at the beginning undergrad.
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like the first and second year of undergrad ?Doc Al said:
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Exactly.ricky33 said:
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I think it is aimed at beginners of physics(under graduate)
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According to Yale's undergraduate course catalog, they have four introductory calculus-based physics sequences. This one (200+201) is the second most "difficult" one.
http://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/subjects-of-instruction/physics/
See also
http://physics.yale.edu/academics/undergraduate-studies/guide-introductory-physics-course
which has more details on the differences between the four sequences.
[added] Argh, I got sucked into a necropost.
Oh well, maybe this will be useful anyway.
http://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/subjects-of-instruction/physics/
See also
http://physics.yale.edu/academics/undergraduate-studies/guide-introductory-physics-course
which has more details on the differences between the four sequences.
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