MISSION/OBJECTIVES
To give students a good understanding of physics as the foundation of modern technologies
To train students to enter graduate programs and/or to enter the research oriented world.
To provide students with the skills of today’s high-tech-related job market.
To provide service courses for other disciplines.
PROGRAM OFFERINGS
There are seven options in the physics/applied physics undergraduate program as listed below. The graduation requirements are: (1) 45 credit hours of general education as required by the university, (2) 20 credit hours of support courses which are: CMP 102, 109, 305; and MTH 125,126, 227, 238; (3) 45 Credit hours of physics: PHY 105, 106, 201, 252L, 303, 321, 322, 331, 341, 401, 421, 451 and elect two courses from PHY 332, 431, 453, 460 and (4) specified number of credit hours from option areas as listed below:
.B.S. IN PHYSICS. There are seven (7) options.
Mathematics Option: MTH 237, 453, 6 elective credit hours of MTH above 300 level, and 6 credit hour of MTH free elective. (18 hrs.)
Chemistry Option: CHE 201, 201L, 202, 202L, 301, 301L 302 and 302L, 401 (19 hrs.)
Mechanical Option: ME 101, 101L, 231, 301, 360, 360L, 312 & 312L.(16 hrs.)
Space Science Option: PHY 440, 441, 442, 443, 444. (18 Hrs.)
Electrical Option: EE 201L, 202, 203, 203L, 301, and 3 credit hours of EE free electives (17 hrs.)
Civil Option:
(1) Structural Concentration: EGC 101, 207, CE 306, 308; one elective from CE 401, 402, 408, and 3 credit hours of free CE elective. (18 hrs.)
2) Environmental Concentration: EGC 101, CE 304, EGC 305, 404, and 3 credit hours of free CE elective. (18 hrs.)
Computer Science Option: CMP 309, 311, 329, 485, 490, and 3 credit hours of free CMP elective. (18hrs)
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