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Apr 19, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2017-2018 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Chemistry and Physics, Physics Option (Non-Teaching), B.S.
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The physics degree is designed to prepare students for graduate or professional studies in physics or related fields or to work as professional physicists.
Goals
To provide:
- A thorough knowledge of basic physical principles and phenomena for those majors or minors in physics or in other fields requiring a physics background;
- Opportunities for students to collect, analyze, and report data by established scientific principles;
- Maximized experiences for students in the area of applied mathematics;
- Students with adequate training in research and seminar presentations;
- Students with opportunities to participate in professional organizations; and
- Students with adequate training for employment in fields requiring a physics background.
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Major Requirements
The Bachelor of Science in Physics requires a total of 120 credit hours. Out of these, a minimum of 58 hours come from the following physics courses:
Computer Science Requirements
- CPSC 2340 - Computer Programming/ C Language Credits: 6
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- CPSC 2372 - Computer Programming/FORTRAN Credits: 6
Suggested Course Sequence
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