A New Model Course in Applied
Quantum Physics
E.F. Redish,
R.N. Steinberg, M.C. Wittmann
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Richard N. Steinberg is an Associate
Professor in both the Department of Education and the Department
of Physics at City College of New York. Richard received his
B.S. degree in physics and mathematics from State University
of New York at Binghamton. He then went to Yale University where
he earned a M.S. degree in physics, a Ph.D. in applied physics
and a secondary teaching certificate from the Yale Teacher Preparation
Program. His doctoral research was in experimental solid state
physics. After graduation, Richard joined the Physics Education
Group at the University of Washington and then the Physics Education
Research Group at the University of Maryland before joining City
College. His activities have involved teaching (teachers, under-prepared
minorities, pre-engineers, physicists), research in physics education,
and curriculum and software development. His current interests
include evaluating the effectiveness of technological teaching
tools and development of a physics education research-based curriculum
in modern physics / quantum mechanics.