COURSE CURRICULUM

📘 Lower-Division Requirements 100-Level Courses: General Chemistry I Computer Programming I or Introduction to Computer Systems and Programming Calculus I Calculus II Introductory Physics I: Mechanics Introductory Physics II: Waves and Electricity 200-Level Courses: Multivariable Calculus I Multivariable Calculus II Linear Algebra Ordinary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems Thermal Physics Electromagnetism and Optics Modern Physics I Modern Physics II 📗 Upper-Division Requirements 300-Level Courses: Introduction to Complex Analysis Intermediate Differential Equations Classical Mechanics Quantum Mechanics I Classical Electromagnetism I Advanced Physics Laboratory 400-Level Courses: Quantum Mechanics II Seminar on Contemporary Topics in Physics Solid State Physics Statistical Mechanics Classical Electromagnetism II Additional Requirement: Nine additional credit hours of Physics at the 300 or 400 level 🎓 Electives and Academic Breadth To fulfill the degree requirements: Complete elective courses as necessary to reach a minimum of 120 total credit hours. Ensure that elective choices satisfy the University's Academic Breadth requirement. Recommended Electives: General Chemistry II Physical Chemistry I Computer Programming II Introduction to Numerical Methods Probability and Statistics for Scientists and Engineers