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Date
Time 
Host 
Name 
Affiliation 
 
 
 
 
 
Sept. 11 
3:30
PUPSS
Lenaic Couedel
U. Saskatchewan
Sept. 20 
 
Interdisciplinary Series
Roger Dube, Energy and the Environment. 
 
Sept. 25
3:30
 
Students.
 
Oct. 4
 
Pedagogy Series
Juliette Mammei
U. M. 
Oct. 9
3:30
 
Igor  Proskurin
U. M. 
Oct. 18
 
Interdisciplinary Series
Stephen Pratt
 
Oct. 23
3:30
 
 
 
Nov. 1
 
Interdisciplinary Series. 
Justin Nodwell 
 
Nov. 6
3:30
 
 
 
Nov. 13
3:30
 
Reading week
 
Nov. 20
 
Pedagogy week? 
Darja Barr 
 
Nov. 27
 
or Pedagogy week? 
 
 
Dec. 4
3:30
 
 
 

Apparently I’ve added a form?

No. I have not.

Trying basic HTML tags not in the quick-buttons

Aha. Apparently this works but it draws from the site style file. Interesting.

 

Does PHP Work?

Does Javascript work

Yes, but it gets stripped every time you change from visual to text. What a garbage interface.

Undergraduate Courses: 1000 Level

Physics 1020: General Physics I
Physics 1030: General Physics II
Physics 1050: Mechanics
Physics 1070: Waves and Modern Physics
Astronomy 1810: Introduction to Astronomy
Astronomy 1830: Life in the Universe

Undergraduate Courses: 2000 Level

Astronomy 2000: Foundations of Astrophysics
Physics 2010: Computational Modeling
Astronomy 2070: Observational Astronomy
Physics 2152: Modern Physics
Physics 2260: Optics
Physics 2270: Introductory Physics for Life Sciences
Physics 2272: Physics for Medicine & Biology
Physics 2350: Energy Sources
Physics 2386: Quantum I
Physics 2496: Mathematical Physics 1
Physics 2600: Electromagnetic Field Theory
Physics 2610: Introductory Electronics
Physics 2650: Classical Mechanics I

Undergraduate Courses: 3000 Level

Astronomy 3070: Observational Astronomy Project
Astronomy 3180: Stars
Physics 3220: Medical Physics and Physiological Measurement
Astronomy 3230: The Phenomenology of Galaxies
Physics 3386: Quantum II
Physics 3430: Honours Physics Laboratory
Physics 3496: Mathematical Physics 2
Physics 3570: Physics of Materials 1
Physics 3630: Electro - and Magnetostatic Theory
Physics 3650: Classical Mechanics 2
Physics 3670: Classical Thermodynamics

Undergraduate Courses (Alternate View II)

Physics 1020 - General Physics I

It’s a crazy world; come and find out why objects fall, slide, bounce, stick, go in circles or stay straight, float or sink, glide or crash. Why don’t satellites fall to the ground? What exactly does weightlessness mean anyway? Find answers to these and other questions as you get to know Newton’s and other basic laws of nature and see what makes the world go round. This course, together with the sequel PHYS 1030 (or 016.103), is recommended for students seeking either a single, comprehensive course in Physics or entry into health science programs. It may also be used for entry into the Honours Physics program (“B+” or better) or the Major Physics program (“B” or better).

Not to be held with PHYS 1021, PHYS 1050, PHYS 1051 (016.105), PHYS 1410 (016.141), PHYS 1420 (016.142), or the former 016.127.

Prerequisites: Either Physics 40S, PHYS 0900 (016.090) (P), or equivalent; and either Pre-calculus Mathematics 40S, Applied Mathematics 40S (with 70% or better), or equivalent. It is strongly recommended that students attain a minimum of 70% as the average of their marks in Physics 40S and Pre-calculus Mathematics 40S.

Link to Instructor’s Course Website. 

Physics 1030 - General Physics II

Discover how physics is the basis of the hi-tech world we live in and how we live in it. Learn how to use simple, intuitive physics concepts that are described using little math and no calculus to understand a diversity of topics including how electricity is made, what drives the greenhouse effect, what makes a diamond sparkle, lasers, LASIC eye surgery and the workings of the human eye. This course, together with its prerequisite PHYS 1020, is recommended for students seeking either a single comprehensive course in Physics, or entry into health science programs. May not be held with PHYS 1031, the former PHYS 1410, the former PHYS 1420. Prerequisite: a grade of “C” or better in one of PHYS 1020, PHYS 1021, PHYS 1050, or PHYS 1051.

Credit Hours: 3 (Lab Required)

Link to Instructor’s Course Website. 

September 25

PhD thesis defense: Laura Bliss - “Habitat selection and the spatial distribution of marine predators in Atlantic Canada and the California Current"

PhD candidate Laura Bliss (biological sciences) will defend her thesis "Habitat selection and the spatial distribution of marine predators in...

September 28

Combinatorics seminar: Raghu Pantangi - "Random analogues of Erdös-Ko-Rado type results"

Join the department of mathematics for a combinatorics seminar by Raghu Pantangi titled "Random analogues of Erdös-Ko-Rado type results." This...

Location: 115 Armes

September 28

Statistics seminar: Mohammad Jafari-Jozani - “Rank-based support vector machine for classifying imbalanced populations using nomination sampling"

Mohammad Jafari-Jozani, professor in the department of statistics, will host a seminar titled “Rank-based support vector machine for classifying imbalanced...

Location: 200 Armes

October 05

Faculty of Science Co-op 12th Annual Meet and Greet Event

This is a unique opportunity to meet with representatives from 14 companies who regularly hire computer science students and grads.

Location: Meeting Room 210 - UMSU University Centre

October 10

Biological Sciences seminar: Valter Tucci - “Time and genetics: Navigating genomic imprinting, circadian clocks, and insights from the last glacial maximum in evolutionary epigenetics."

Valter Tucci, senior researcher at the Italian Institute of Technology, will present a seminar titled “Time and genetics: Navigating genomic...

Location: 201 Biological Sciences Building

October 13

Biological Sciences crackerjack seminar

The UM Biological Sciences Graduate Student Association presents a crackerjack lecture.

Location: 207 Buller

October 20

Biological Sciences seminar: Janilyn Arsenio - “T cell Immunity at the single-cell level"

Janilyn Arsenio, assistant professor in the departments of internal medicine and immunology in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, will...

Location: 207 Buller

October 27

Faculty of Science Entrepreneurship Speaker Series: Dr. Stasi Baran

Faculty of Science Entrepreneurship Speaker Series: 'What It Takes To Be An Entrepreneur' with University of Manitoba alum Dr. Stasi...

Location: Marshall McLuhan Hall - Unit 204 UMSU University Centre

October 27

The Manitoba Group in Protein Structure and Function Seminar Series: Dustin King - "From protein structures to proteomes: Exploring how life leverages proteins to sense metabolites"

Join the Manitoba Group in Protein Structure and Function Seminar Series for a lecture from Dustin King, assistant professor in...

Location: 204 Armes,Fort Garry Campus

November 08

The Manitoba Group in Protein Structure and Function Seminar Series: Thomas Murooka

Join the Manitoba Group in Protein Structure and Function Seminar Series for a lecture from Thomas Murooka, associate professor in...

Location: 207 Buller,Fort Garry Campus

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