Ph 201 General Physics I |
4 |
Ph 202 General Physics II |
4 |
Ph 203 General Physics III |
4 |
or |
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Ph 211 General Physics (with Calculus) I |
4 |
Ph 212 General Physics (with Calculus) II |
4 |
Ph 213 General Physics (with Calculus) III |
4 |
or |
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Ph 221 General Physics (with Calculus) I |
3 |
Ph 222 General Physics (with Calculus) II |
3 |
Ph 223 General Physics (with Calculus) III |
3 |
with |
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Ph 214 Lab for Ph 201 or Ph 211 or Ph 221 or Ph 231 |
1 |
Ph 215 Lab for Ph 202 or Ph 212 or Ph 222 or Ph 232 |
1 |
Ph 216 Lab for Ph 203 or Ph 213 or Ph 223 or Ph 233 |
1 |
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Ph 311 Introduction to Modern Physics I |
4 |
Ph 312 Introduction to Modern Physics II |
4 |
Ph 314 Experimental Physics I |
4 |
Ph 315 Experimental Physics II |
4 |
Ph 316 Experimental Physics III |
4 |
Ph 322 Computational Physics |
4 |
Ph 424 Classical Mechanics I |
4 |
Ph 426 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics |
4 |
Ph 431 Electricity and Magnetism I |
4 |
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Mth 251 Calculus I |
4 |
Mth 252 Calculus II |
4 |
Mth 253 Calculus III |
4 |
Mth 254 Calculus IV |
4 |
Mth 256 Applied Ordinary Differential Equations |
4 |
Mth 261 Introduction to Linear Algebra |
4 |
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One year of general chemistry: |
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Ch 221 General Chemistry I |
4 |
Ch 222 General Chemistry II |
4 |
Ch 223 General Chemistry III |
4 |
Ch 227 General Chemistry Laboratory |
1 |
Ch 228 General Chemistry Laboratory |
1 |
Ch 229 General Chemistry Laboratory |
1 |
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At least two of the following courses: |
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Ph 411 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics |
4 |
Ph 412 Quantum Mechanics II |
4 |
Ph 425 Classical Mechanics II |
4 |
Ph 432 Electricity and Magnetism II |
4 |
Ph 434 Methods of Mathematical Physics |
4 |
Ph 464 Applied Optics |
4 |
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Two courses in a related area of science or technology (minimum 6 credits total): |
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biology, geology, chemistry, computer science, electrical engineering, or physics |
6 |
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Total Credit Hours: |
101-104 |