"physics course" is a perfectly correct and usable expression in written English.
Example sentence: I'm thinking about signing up for a physics course this semester.
This makes Physical Biology of the Cell most clearly appropriate for use in an advanced physics course for undergraduates who have taken cell biology.
Joint with Physics, Course 8.
And no exciting introductory physics course with lecture demonstrations!
I began by auditing a college-level physics course.
Recommended prerequisite: previous or concurrent physics course.
A calculus-based physics course is allowable.
There was no physics course — I didn't take a physics course, for example.
And two young women got through the whole physics course in just two weeks".
She also took that physics course at the University of Southern California.
"In fact," Mr. Yoder said, "I'm positive I would have failed any physics course".
The physics course, for example, ranged from learning about how GPS works to contemplating Schrodinger's cat.
