- PHY10: Concepts in Physics
- Wk 1: Scientific Method
- Wk 2: Newton's Laws
- Wk 3: Energy
- Wk 4: Second Law of Thermodynamics
- Wk 5: Electricity and Magnetism
- Wk 6: Electromagnetic Waves
- Wk 7: The Atom
- Wk 8: Quantum Theory
- Wk 9: Applications - Chemistry and Materials
- Wk 10: Applications - Nuclear Physics and Stars
- PHY11A: Survey of Physics
- Wk 1: Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration, Gravity
- Wk 2: Motion in 2 Dimensions
- Wk 3: Newton's Laws of Motion
- Wk 4: Rotational Motion
- Wk 5: Gravitation
- Wk 6: Work and Energy
- Wk 7: Conservation of Energy
- Wk 8: Momentum
- Wk 9: Special Relativity
- Wk 10: Implications of Relativity
- PHY1A: Mechanics
- Wk 1: Intro, Kinematics; Speed & Velocity
- Wk 2: Kinematics; Acceleration
- Wk 3: Newton's Three Laws
- Wk 4: Centripetal Force and Gravity
- Wk 5: Energy
- Wk 6: Momentum and Collisions
- Wk 7: Rotational Motion
- Wk 8: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- Wk 9: Elasticity & Oscillations
- Wk 10: Waves and Sound
- PHY1B: Electricty, Magnetism, and Thermodynamics
- Wk 1: Temperature
- Wk 2: Heat
- Wk 3: Thermodynamics
- Wk 4: Electrostatics
- Wk 5: Potential and Capacitance
- Wk 6: Direct Current
- Wk 7: DC Circuits
- Wk 8: Magnetism
- Wk 9: Induction
- Wk 10: Alternating Current
- PHY1C: Diffusion, Radiation, and Modern Physics
- Wk 1: Radiant Energy
- Wk 2: Propagation of Light: Scattering
- Wk 3: Geometrical Optics
- Wk 4: Physical Optics
- Wk 5: Special Relativity
- Wk 6: Modern Physics
- Wk 7: Quantum Theory
- Wk 8: Quantum Mechanics
- Wk 9: Nuclear Physics
- Wk 10: High Energy Physics
- PHY2A: Mechanics
- Wk 1: Measurement, Vectors, Linear Motion
- Wk 2: Motion in Two and Three Dimensions
- Wk 3: Newtonian Dynamics
- Wk 4: Newtonian Dynamics, Work and Energy
- Wk 5: Work and Energy, Conservation of Energy
- Wk 6: Systems of Particles, Collisions
- Wk 7: Rotational Motion & Dynamics
- Wk 8: Rotational Dynamics, Equilibruim
- Wk 9: Oscillations
- Wk 10: Gravitation
- PHY2B: Electricity and Magnetism
- Wk 1: Electric Charge and Field
- Wk 2: Gauss's Law
- Wk 3: Electric Potential and Capacitance
- Wk 4: Current and Resistance
- Wk 5: Circuits
- Wk 6: Magnetic Fields, Currents
- Wk 7: Faraday's Law
- Wk 8: Alternating Currents
- Wk 9: Maxwell's Equations
- Wk 10: Electromagnetic Waves
- PHY2C: Fluids, Waves, Thermodynamics, and Optics
- Wk 1: Fluids
- Wk 2: Temperature
- Wk 3: Kinetic Theory
- Wk 4: Entropy and the Second Law
- Wk 5: Waves
- Wk 6: Waves
- Wk 7: Electromagnetic Waves
- Wk 8: Images
- Wk 9: Interference
- Wk 10: Diffraction
- PHY2D: Relativeity and Quantum Physics
- PHY4A: Mechanics
- Wk 1: Measurement, Estimation, 1D Kinematics
- Wk 2: Vectors, 2D Kinematics
- Wk 3: Dynamics and Newton's Laws
- Wk 4: Newton's Laws
- Wk 5: Gravity, Work and Energy
- Wk 6: Conservation of Energy
- Wk 7: Momentum and Collisions
- Wk 8: Rotations about fixed axes
- Wk 9: General Rotations
- Wk 10: Statics
- PHY4B: Mechanics, Fluids, Waves, and Heat
- Wk 1: Fluids
- Wk 2: Oscillations
- Wk 3: Wave Motion
- Wk 4: Wave Motion and Sound
- Wk 5: Sound
- Wk 6: Temperature; Ideal Gas Law
- Wk 7: Kinetic Theory of Gasses; Real Gasses
- Wk 8: Heat; First Law of Thermodynamics
- Wk 9: Second Law of Thermodynamics
- Wk 10: Statistical View of Entropy
- PHY4C: Electricity and Magnetism
- Wk 1: Electric Charge and Field
- Wk 2: Gauss's Law
- Wk 3: Electric Potential and Capacitance
- Wk 4: Current and Resistance
- Wk 5: Circuits
- Wk 6: Magnetic Fields, Currents
- Wk 7: Faraday's Law
- Wk 8: Alternating Currents
- Wk 9: Maxwell's Equations
- Wk 10: Electromagnetic Waves
- PHY4D: Electromagnetic Waves, Optics, and Special Relativity
- Wk 1: Maxwell's Equations and Electromagnetic Waves
- Wk 2: Reflection
- Wk 3: Refraction, Lenses, and Optical Instruments
- Wk 4: Lenses and Optical Instruments
- Wk 5: Wave Nature of Light - Interference
- Wk 6: Diffraction and Polarization
- Wk 7: Special Relativity
- Wk 8: Special Relativity
- Wk 9: Special Relativity
- Wk 10: Special Relativity
- PHY8: The Physics of Everyday Life
- Wk 1: Laws of Motion, Skating, Falling, Ramps, Levers, Work
- Wk 2: Wheels, Friction, Collisions, Momentum, Kinetic Energy, Scales, Carousels, Fictitious Forces
- Wk 3: The Solar System, Balloons and Plumbing, Baseball, Viscosity & Turbulence
- Wk 4: Airplanes & Rockets, Heat & Light
- Wk 5: Musical Instruments & Resonances, Waves, Tides, & Surf
- Wk 6: Electricity and Magnetism, Flashlights and AC Power
- Wk 7: Motors and Generators, Magnetic Recording, Sound Reproduction
- Wk 8: Computers & Information, Radio & Television, The Electronic Battlefield
- Wk 9: Lights and Lasers, Cameras & Optical Communication
- Wk 10: Nuclear Bombs, Power, Medicine, Energy & Your Future