| Phy132, R05 | Classical Physics II http://sbhep-nt.physics.sunysb.edu/~hobbs/phy132 | Spring 2008 |
| Class Meetings: | Wed 9:35- 10:30, Room ESS-177 |
| T/A: | Prof. John Hobbs, D-140, Office Hours: Wed. 3:30-5:30, A-131 (or A-127) Send mail or phone at 2-8107 |
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