PHY 302 - Mathematical Methods in Physics II | ASU Online

Mathematical Methods in Physics is an undergraduate course at Arizona State University that teaches the language of physics. This course covers topics such as vector calculus, delta functions, fourier transformations, partial differential equations and more.

Hear from Cynthia Keeler, an assistant professor of physics, as she dives into how this course prepares students for future careers. In this video, she explains how this class prepares students for upper-division physics courses by giving them a strong mathematical foundation. This online course also provides students with mathematical strategies for future employment in the world of physics.

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