2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
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2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived]

Physics Major

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 (62-63 credits)

Core Curriculum (40 hours):

Required Chemistry:

Required Mathematics:

Required Physics Courses:

Professional Physics Emphasis

(64-65 semester hours)

This emphasis is built around the physics core curriculum to supply the background and experience needed to enter graduate school or become a research physicist.

Required Courses:

  • 40 hour core curriculum.

Mathematics:

Physics:

Chemical Physics Emphasis:

(62-63 semester hours)

Chemical physics focuses on areas where the techniques of chemistry and physics are brought together for the study of toms and molecules; their interactions in gases, liquids, and solids; and the detailed structure and dynamics of material changes. Chemical physicists are employed by a wide range of businesses, particularly the pharmaceutical, photographic and microelectronic industries.

Required Courses:

  • 40 hour core curriculum. 

Chemistry:

Mathematics:

Physics:

Choose one from the following:

Engineering Physics Concentration (22-23 credits)

The engineering physics concentration focuses on applying the principles of physics to develop new technologies and solve interdisciplinary engineering problems. Graduates may pursue an advanced degree in applied physics or engineering, or function as productive engineering professionals.

Required courses:

40 hour core curriculum

Physics

Mechanical Engineering Technology:

Computer Science:

Electives:

3 credits from approved courses.

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