In this course, students investigate concepts related to modern physics such as quantum mechanics, relativity, and nuclear physics. Students will analyze motion and the forces that cause motion from the perspective of Newtonian mechanics. Using the conservation laws of momentum and energy, students will analyze and predict the results of interactions between objects. Lastly, students will explore gravitational, electric, and magnetic fields and their interactions. Student inquiry will guide independent investigations of physics-related phenomena. All courses are delivered remotely. Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon residents may enroll in any of the courses listed. A laptop or desktop computer with internet access is necessary to participate. Regular, virtual attendance during scheduled course hours is required. The courses are not independent study. Attendance is mandatory the first night of classes. Make sure you set up your Sask Polytechnic account well in advance of your first class. Please see our Evening Programming page for upcoming course availability. CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: LAE.Evening@saskpolytech.ca