Physics lab

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Florida
1

<p>Stupid question alert.</p>

<p>Can I take the physics 1 lab in the fall by itself and then take physics 1 in the spring. Also can I take the physics 2 lab in the spring while taking physics 1, then finish physics 2 in the summer? This may sound a bit crazy, but I am just wondering. Every time I have taken a science class with a lab, the lecture and lab have never correlated, so I'm hoping it won't for physics as well.</p>

<p>I know I should just take physics 1 lecture with physics 1 lab at the same time, but schedule conflicts and such... well, you know the deal.</p>

2

<p>Yes, you can take them in different semesters if you would like. Although the course listings says it’s a coreq, I know plenty of students who are just enrolled in the lab and/or the lecture.
HOWEVER, the lecture for that lab needs to be taken first! So you cant enroll in the phys2 lab while in phys1 lecture.</p>