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PHYS 704 - Classical Field Theory II Credits: 3
A continuation of PHYS 703
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PHYS 706 - Statistical Thermodynamics Credits: 3
Statistics of Boltzmann, of Fermi and Dirac, and of Bose and Einstein, with applications.
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PHYS 708 - General Relativity and Cosmology Credits: 3
Introduction to the basic concepts of general relativity and a discussion of problems of current interest.
Prerequisites: PHYS 701, PHYS 704
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PHYS 711 - Quantum Mechanics I Credits: 3
A development of non-relativistic quantum mechanics.
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PHYS 712 - Quantum Mechanics II Credits: 3
A continuation of PHYS 711.
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PHYS 713 - Advanced Quantum Theory Credits: 3
Second Quantization. Relativistic formulations of quantum mechanics.
Prerequisites: PHYS 712
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PHYS 714 - Quantum Field Theory Credits: 3
Theory of quantized fields. Introduction to renormalization. A continuation of PHYS 713.
Prerequisites: PHYS 713
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PHYS 715 - Many-Body Quantum Theory Credits: 3
Effective field theory, particle-hole, quasiparticles.
Corequisite: PHYS 713
Prerequisites: PHYS 713
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PHYS 721 - Subatomic Physics Credits: 3
Baryons and mesons, quarks and leptons; symmetries; electromagnetic and weak interactions, QCD, and the standard model; experimental tools in subatomic physics.
Prerequisites: PHYS 511 or equivalent
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PHYS 722 - Advanced Nuclear Particles Credits: 3
Nuclear and hadronic structures and reactions.
Corequisite: PHYS 721
Prerequisites: PHYS 721
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PHYS 723 - Advanced Particle Physics Credits: 3
Introduction to gauge theories; particle physics and experiments.
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: PHYS 721
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PHYS 725 - Condensed Matter Physics Credits: 3
The crystalline state of matter and its main characteristics. Electromagnetic and thermal properties of metals, semiconductors, and insulators.
Prerequisites: PHYS 512 or equivalent
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PHYS 726 - Advanced Condensed Matter Physics Credits: 3
Advanced topics in Solid State Physics, superconductivity, Quantum Hall Effect, and Anderson Localization
Prerequisites: PHYS 725
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PHYS 727 - Magnetic Resonance Credits: 3
Basic theory. Electron spin resonance. High resolution and wideline nuclear magnetic resonance. Mössbauer effect. Magnetic resonance and dielectric relaxation.
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PHYS 728 - Quantum Optics - Understanding Light-Matter Interactions Credits: 3
Semi-classical and fully quantum-mechanical treatments of interactions between matter and electromagnetic fields on the microscopic level.
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PHYS 729 - Applied Group Theory Credits: 3
Groups and representations. Full rotational group. Angular momentum. Ligand field theory. Application to atomic, molecular, and nuclear physics.
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PHYS 730 - Graduate Seminar Credits: 1
Presentation by the student of a designated topic.
Note: May be repeated for credit.
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PHYS 731 - Extragalactic Astrophysics Credits: 3
Extragalactic astrophysics, including nearby and distant galaxies, active galaxies, galaxy clusters, large-scale structure, galaxy formation/evolution, scale structure, basic of cosmology, cosmic radiation backgrounds, and observational constraints on cosmological models.
Prerequisites: PHYS 701, PHYS 703, and ASTR 211 or equivalent, consent of instructor.
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PHYS 740 - Selected Topics in Physics Credits: 1-3 per registration
Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of classes by suffix and title.
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PHYS 745 - Topics in Nuclear Physics Credits: 1-3 per registration
Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of classes by suffix and title.
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PHYS 750 - Topics in Solid State Physics Credits: 1-3 per registration
Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of classes by suffix and title.
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PHYS 751 - The Physics of Radiation Therapy Credits: 3
Description of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, interaction of radiation withmatter, and radiation detection and dosimetry.
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PHYS 752 - Health Physics - Radiation and Nuclear Physics Credits: 3
Radioactive decay and ionizing radiation. Calculation of occupational exposure and biological effects of radiation exposure. Introduction to Radiological Control Systems, Shielding, Dose Determination, Safety Protocols.
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PHYS 753 - The Physics of Medical Imaging Credits: 3
Describing basics of imaging science, x-ray imagingmodalities including basic principles, detectors, scattered radiation, planar imaging, CT, fluoroscopic imaging, nuclear medicine imaging, ultrasound and MRI, and computers in imaging.
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PHYS 755 - Topics in Theoretical Physics Credits: 1-3 per registration
Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of classes by suffix and title.
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PHYS 760 - Research Credits: 1-6
Introduction to and the application of the methods of research.
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PHYS 761 - Research Credits: 1-6
Introduction to and the application of the methods of research.
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PHYS 781 - Astronomy for Teachers Credits: 3
A one semester survey of astronomy. Observational techniques and current developments.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T./I.M.A. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 782 - Topics in Contemporary Physical Sciences for Teachers Credits: 3-4
Discussions designed to provide teachers with simple physical explanations of subjects including: nuclear energy, black holes, quarks, strange particles, perception of color, integrated circuits, computers, TV games, and other topics of current interest.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 783 - Modern Physics for Teachers Credits: 3
Basic concepts of modern physics.The experimental basis for quantum theory and the theory of relativity. Fundamental concepts of modern physics.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 784 - Topics in Light and Sound for Teachers Credits: 3
Topics in modern optics and acoustics are discussed in a framework appropriate for school teachers.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 785 - Electronics for Teachers Credits: 3
Basic electronics with emphasis on measurement and laboratory procedures. Operation and application of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 786 - Teaching Physics on the Internet Credits: 3
Web-based resources for assigning and grading individualized homework and tests and for creating instructional units in physics and physical sciences.
Note: Not available for M.S./Ph.D. physics majors.
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PHYS 787 - Design of Physics Laboratory and Demonstration Experiments for Teachers Credits: 3
Design and performance of demonstrations and experiments to display physical phenomena to students. Qualitative and quantitative experiments.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. and Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 788 - Physics for AP Teachers Credits: 3
Preparation of teachers for developing and teaching an advanced placement course in physics.
Note: Primarily for M.A.T./I.M.A. and M.Ed. students. Not available for M.S. of Ph.D. credit in physics.
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PHYS 789 - Physics for Teachers of Mathematics Credits: 3
Teacher preparation for creating and solving word problems using conservation laws and symmetries found in physics and physical science and linked to the South Carolina Mathematics Standards.
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PHYS 799 - Thesis Preparation Credits: 1-9
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PHYS 899 - Dissertation Preparation Credits: 1-12
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PHYT 701 - Human Musculoskeletal and Gross Anatomy Credits: 5
Intensive study and analysis of the morphologic, functional and imaging anatomy of the human body. Emphasis on the relationship of form and function as a basis for the understanding of human movement.
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PHYT 702 - Musculoskeletal and Gross Anatomy Dissection Credits: 3
In depth, hands on study and analysis of the major gross anatomical structures, their relationships to each other and the clinical importance through cadaveric dissection.
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PHYT 720 - Fundamentals of Physical Therapy Credits: 4
An overview of the profession and basic skills needed by the physical therapist related to patient evaluation and management.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 731 - Mechanisms of Motor Skill Performance Credits: 3
A study of theories and mechanisms involved in human movement. Focus is on analysis of principles and systems of gross motor control and learning.
Cross-listed Course: EXSC 731
Note: Restricted to: Physical Therapy Majors
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PHYT 740 - Professional Issues in Physical Therapy Credits: 3
Professional communications and issues related to the practice of physical therapy.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 750 - Orthopedic Physical Therapy I Credits: 4
Principles of physical therapy evaluation and treatment of people with orthopedic disorders involving the cervical spine and/or upper extremity.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 751 - Orthopedic Physical Therapy II Credits: 3
Principles of physical therapy evaluation and treatment of people with orthopedic disorders involving the lumbar spine and/or lower extremity.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 752 - Advanced Examination Techniques for Orthopedic Physical Therapy Credits: 2
An advanced course to enhance physical therapy students’ knowledge of orthopedic examination tests. Emphasis will be placed on diagnostic accuracy of special tests (sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratios, reliability and validity), interpretation of the results, and proper execution.
Prerequisites: PHYT 750 and PHYT 751
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PHYT 753 - Research Proposal Development Credits: 1
Fundamentals of developing a research proposal.
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PHYT 754 - Manual Therapy I Credits: 3
Joint and soft tissue mobilization and manipulation techniques.
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PHYT 755 - Manual Therapy II Credits: 3
Techniques will include spinal mobilization, mobilization with movement, manipulation, muscle energy, taping, soft tissue mobilization and integration of techniques into clinical practice.
Prerequisites: PHYT 754, PHYT 720, PHYT 750, and PHYT 751
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PHYT 756 - Integumentary Physical Therapy Credits: 2
Physical therapy management of patients with integumentary disorders.
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PHYT 757 - Pharmacology for the Physical Therapist Credits: 2
Management of the physical therapy patient on selected medications.
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PHYT 759 - Therapeutic Exercise Credits: 2
Therapeutic exercise for the orthopedic patient: selection of techniques, rate of progression and modification.
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PHYT 760 - Orthotics and Prosthetics Credits: 2
Management of patients with amputations, prosthetics, and orthotics.
Corequisite: Must be enrolled in the DPT program.
Prerequisites: Must be enrolled in the DPT program.
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PHYT 763 - Modalities: Therapy and Application Credits: 3
Study of the physiological effects of selected treatment modalities commonly used in clinical physical therapy practice.
Prerequisites: Restricted to physical therapy students.
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PHYT 765 - Geriatric Physical Therapy Credits: 3
Fundamental principles for assessment, treatment and overall foundations of geriatric physical therapy based upon the best available evidence.
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PHYT 766 - Essentials of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Credits: 3
Physical Therapy management of the acute and chronic cardiac and pulmonary patient
Note: Restricted to Physical Therapy majors.
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PHYT 770 - Acute Care Physical Therapy Credits: 3
Cognitive and motor skills required in the management of the acute care physical therapy patient.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 777 - Special Topics in Physical Therapy Credits: 1-3
A study of selected issues in the field of physical therapy. Course content varies by title. May be repeated for credit as topics vary for a maximum of 6 credit hours total.
Note: Restricted to: Physical Therapy Majors
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PHYT 782 - Functional Anatomy Credits: 4
Biomechanical principles underlying motor control and selected techniques used to quantify human movement.
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PHYT 785 - Seminar in Physical Therapy Credits: 1
Critical review of professional literature pertaining to clinical practice in physical therapy.
Note: Repeatable for credit.
Pass/Fail Only
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PHYT 786 - Research Seminar in Physical Therapy Credits: 1
Presentation and discussion of current research topics in physical therapy.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 788 - Evidence-Based Practice in Physical Therapy Credits: 2
Research design and analysis techniques necessary for applying evidence-based practice to the clinical physical therapy setting.
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PHYT 790 - Independent Study Credits: 1-3
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
Note: Topics to be approved by advisor and graduate director. Pass/fail grading. Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 806 - Clinical Pathology and Differential Diagnosis Credits: 3
Etiologies, pathologies, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and medical-surgical intervention of disease processes common in physical therapy.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 808 - Neural Rehabilitation and Repair Credits: 3
Examiniation of neural repair and rehabilitation from a clinical perspective.
Cross-listed Course: EXSC 808
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PHYT 809 - Neuromuscular Assessment and Treatment I Credits: 3
Neurological conditions and interventions commonly used in physical therapy practice.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 810 - Neuromuscular Assessment and Treatment II Credits: 4
Neurological conditions and interventions commonly used in physical therapy practice.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 811 - Pediatric Physical Therapy Credits: 3
Assessment and evaluation of selected pediatric conditions.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 815 - Management of Physical Therapy Practice Credits: 3
Theory and application of management supervision and leadership skills necessary for the practice of physical therapy.
Note: Restricted to D.P.T. students.
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PHYT 850 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy I Credits: 4
A 320 hour clinical education experience to develop physical therapy management skills of orthopedic patients.
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PHYT 851 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy II Credits: 4
A 320 hour clinical education experience to develop physical therapy management skills of acute care and/or orthopedic patients.
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PHYT 852 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy III Credits: 6
A 480 hour clinical education experience to develop physical therapy management skills in a neuro/rehab setting.
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PHYT 853 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy IV Credits: 6
A 480 hour clinical education experience to develop physical therapy management skills in a setting preferred by the student.
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PHYT 860 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy IVa Credits: 1
An 80 hour clinical education experience to demonstrate professional behaviors while safely managing a partial caseload.
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PHYT 861 - Clinical Experience in Physical Therapy IVb Credits: 5
A 400 hour clinical education experience to develop physical therapy management skills in a setting preferred by the student.
Note: Restricted to Physical Therapy Majors
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PHYT 888 - Research Project in Physical Therapy Credits: 1-6
Clinically based research project in physical therapy.
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PHYT 899 - Dissertation Preparation Credits: 1-12
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
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POLI 502 - Methods of Political Analysis Credits: 3
Quantitative techniques in political science; levels of measurement; problems of description, causation, and inference.
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POLI 503 - American Political Thought Credits: 3
Themes and thinkers in American political history.
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POLI 504 - Politics and Ethics Credits: 3
The nature of, and relationship between, politics and ethics.
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POLI 505 - Utopian Political Thought Credits: 3
A critical examination of utopian and dystopian political ideas.
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POLI 552 - Economic Development Policy Credits: 3
The role government policies have in local and regional differences in economic performance; strategies governments and non-profits use to evaluate economic development policies; topical focus on a range of economic development policies, including land use, infrastructure, workforce development, and education.
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POLI 554 - Law and Society Credits: 3
The American judicial system, including the decision to resolve disputes by legal means, political influence on the legal system, the social impact of legal rulings, the relationship of the courts to other branches of government, and the applicability of higher law concepts in judicial decision making.
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POLI 567 - American Local Government Credits: 3
An introduction to the institutions, functions, policy-making processes, and politics of American local government.
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POLI 569 - State and Local Government Credits: 3
This course will examine the purpose, structure, and functions of state governments and their local subdivisions.
Prerequisites: special permission of department
Note: Restricted to social studies teachers. Not available to political science majors (graduate and undergraduate).
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POLI 570 - South Carolina Government and Politics Credits: 3
South Carolina state and local government in the context of South Carolina history and U.S. state and local government.
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POLI 591 - Special Topics in Political Science Credits: 3
Intensive study of special topics in Political Science. May be repeated as content varies by title.
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POLI 700 - The Political Science Discipline and Profession Credits: 3
Examines political science as a profession and discipline, reviews teaching techniques and issues, and develops dissertation and original research proposals.
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POLI 701 - Theories of Political Inquiry Credits: 3
A brief overview of the growth of the social sciences and of the history of the American discipline of political science in the 20th century, including an examination of the rise of behavioralism. Study of the principles of neo-positivist political inquiry, including problems of empirical research and research design.
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POLI 702 - Institutional and Behavioral Theories of Politics Credits: 3
Introduction to the institutional and behavioral theories used to explain political phenomena.
Prerequisites: POLI 701
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POLI 703 - Democratic Theory Credits: 3
Critical study of theories of democracy.
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POLI 704 - Political Theory and Feminism Credits: 3
How contemporary feminist theory has responded to and reformulated traditional theories about the role and nature of women.
Cross-listed Course: WGST 704
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POLI 705 - Theory of Marxism Credits: 3
Critical study of the development of Marxist theory.
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POLI 706 - Advanced Methods of Political Analysis Credits: 3
Advanced techniques and approaches to multivariate analysis of empirical data in the context of political problems and events.
Prerequisites: POLI 502 or 515; or consent of instructor
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POLI 707 - Classics of Political Theory Credits: 3
Introduction to the nature and tradition of political theory; readings from selected political theorists.
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POLI 708 - Women in American Politics Credits: 3
Impact of gender in American politics; elections, representation, rights, social movements, legal institutions.
Cross-listed Course: WGST 708
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POLI 709 - Qualitative Methods of Political Analysis Credits: 3
Techniques and approaches to qualitative analysis of political problems and events. Topics include field research, interviewing, case studies, content analysis, archival research, and presentation of data.
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POLI 710 - Introduction to International Relations Credits: 3
An introduction to the field of international relations, including causes of war, world order, international distribution of wealth, durability of state system, and the individual in the world system.
Prerequisites: POLI graduate students
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POLI 711 - Directed Research in Political Science Credits: 3
Political science Ph.D. students will work with a faculty mentor in their primary field to produce an original paper suitable for presentation at a national or regional professional conference.
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POLI 715 - International Relations Theory Credits: 3
Systematic survey, analysis, and comparison of major contemporary theoretical works in international relations.
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