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Degree Programs · Physics Major · Physics Minor |
PHYS-206L * | University Physics I | 5 cr. |
PHYS-207L * | University Physics II | 5 cr. |
PHYS-305 | Modern Physics I | 3 cr. |
PHYS-306 | Modern Physics II | 3 cr. |
PHYS-308 | Introductory Mathematical Physics | 3 cr. |
PHYS-311 | Mechanics I | 3 cr. |
PHYS-321 | Electricity and Magnetism I | 3 cr. |
PHYS-335 | Thermal Physics | 3 cr. |
PHYS-336 | Quantum Mechanics I | 3 cr. |
Majors are required to take three additional 300-level physics courses totaling for at least nine hours of credit. At least one must be a WIP course.
WIP: PHYS-307 | Modern Physics Laboratory | 3 cr. |
WIP: PHYS-330 | Experimental Methods | 3 cr. |
MATH-187 | Calculus I | 4 cr. |
MATH-202 | Calculus II | 4 cr. |
MATH-203 | Calculus III | 4cr. |
MATH-301 | Ordinary Differential Equations | 3 cr. |
* An equivalent course may be substituted
Three of the following STEM Cognate electives. These electives must be chosen from at least two different departments.
CHEM-211 | Gen. Chem. I | 5 cr. |
CHEM-212 | Gen. Chem. II | 4 cr. |
CS-200 | Programing I | 3 cr. |
CS-207 | Programing II | 3 cr. |
CS-334 | Open Source Systems | 3 cr. |
BIOL-201 | General Biology I | 4cr. |
BIOL-202 | General Biology II | 4cr. |
BIOL-301 | Cell Biology | 4cr. |
BIOL-311 | History of Science | 3cr. |
ENVI-301 | Environmental Methods | 4 cr. |
ESCI-307 | Climate Change: Evidence, Causes, Effects | 4 cr. |
ESCI-211 | Physical Geology | 4 cr. |
ESCI-306 | Rocks and Minerals | 4 cr. |
ESCI-312 | Historical Geology | 4 cr. |
ESCI-335 | Meteorology | 4 cr. |
ESCI-337 | Principles of Hydrology | 4 cr. |
MATH-243 | Linear Algebra I | 3 cr. |
MATH-302 | Ordinary Diff. Eq. II | 3 cr. |
MATH-303 | Part. Diff. Eq. | 3cr. |
MATH-304 | Numerical Analysis | 3 cr. |
MATH-305 | Probability and Statistics | 3 cr. |
MATH-328 | Complex Variables | 3 cr. |
MATH-340 | Computing for Mathematicians | 3 cr. |
Every Schedule of Classes lists the University requirements for graduation. Please contact the program advisor if you have any questions on these requirements.
Physics courses taken from other institutions inside the U.S. usually transfer with no problem. We will need to see a catalog description, syllabus and the name of the textbook used for any course taken at another institution and any Physics courses taken at institutions outside the U.S.
The College of Arts and Sciences has a rule that states only 9 hours of Physics transfer credits can be applied towards an Physics minor. Remember that the University requires a grade of C or better in any course applied toward the major or minor.
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