taught at Clemson University (and elsewhere)
PHYS 1220 Physics I with Calculus (at Western Kentucky University)
PHYS 2210 Physics II with Calculus (Thermodynamics and Electromagnetism) (Honors), using Mazur: Principles and Practice of Physics, and Katz: Physics for Scientists and Engineers
PHYS 2220 Physics II Laboratory (at Western Kentucky University)
PHYS 2400 Physics of Weather (General Education Course), using Aguado and Burt: Understanding Weather and Climate and Carbone: Exercises for Weather and Climate
PHYS 2450 Physics of Global Climate Change (General Education Course, Science and Technology in Society, Sustainability), using Dessler: Introduction to Modern Climate Change; previously Archer: Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast; Houghton: Global Warming; Mann and Kump: Dire Predictions. In Fall 2017 and Fall 2018, students created over 30 ArcGIS Story Maps on a climate change/impact topic of their choice.
PHYS 3110 Introduction to the Methods of Theoretical Physics I, using Boas: Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences and Weber and Arfken: Essential Mathematical Methods for Physicists
PHYS 3210 Mechanics I using Taylor: Classical Mechanics; Morin: Introduction to Classical Mechanics; Levi: Classical Mechanics etc.; Neuenschwander: Emmy Noether's Wunderful Theorem; Thornton and Marion: Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems
PHYS 3210 Mechanics II
PHYS 4410 Electromagnetism I, using Griffiths: Introduction to Electrodynamics
PHYS 4420 Electromagnetism II
PHYS 4550 Quantum Physics I, using Griffiths and Schroeter: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, previously: Townsend: A Modern Approach to Quantum Mechanics
PHYS 4560 Quantum Physics II
PHYS 4650 Thermodynamics, using Schroeder: Thermal Physics
PHYS 4200 Atmospheric Physics, using Houghton: The Physics of Atmospheres; Andrews: Introduction to Atmospheric Physics
PHYS 4750 Special Topics: Atmospheric Science (at Western Kentucky University), using Wallace and Hobbs: Atmospheric Science - An Introductory Survey
PHYS 8410 Electrodynamics I, using Jackson: Classical Electrodynamics; Charap: Covariant Electrodynamics
PHYS 8750 Special Topics: Mesospheric Dynamics, using Lindzen: Dynamics in Atmospheric Physics; Holton: An Introduction to Dynamic Meteorology; Andrews: Middle Atmosphere Dynamics; Brasseur and Solomon: Aeronomy of the Middle Atmosphere
PHYS 8750 Special Topics: Ionosphere, using Kelley: The Earth's Ionosphere
PHYS 8270 Measurement Techniques in Aeronomy, team-taught
