Physics Minor
Physics Minor |
A physics minor provides a foundation in classical and modern physics, together with enhanced skills in electronics or computational physics. It is a good complement for students enrolled in many other majors.
The Physics Minor is not available to majors in physics, biological physics, or engineering physics.
Courses may not be taken on a credit / no-credit basis.
Program Requirements differ with Bulletin Year:
| PHY 181, 182 - The Physical World |
| PHY 183, 184 - General Physics Laboratory |
| PHY 291 (or 281) - Contemporary Physics |
| PHY 293 (or 282) - Contemporary Physics Laboratory (or Comtemporary Physics II) |
| with: |
MTH 151 - Calculus I and MTH 251 - Calculus II, or |
MTH 153 - Calculus I and MTH 251 - Calculus II, or |
| MTH 249 - Calculus II |
| and either: |
PHY 292 - Electronic Instrumentation and PHY 294 - Laboratory in Electronic Instrumentation or |
PHY 286 - Introduction to Computational Physics |