COURSE CURRICULUM

The Physics – Biology emphasis program is a comprehensive and challenging four-year degree that combines core physics principles with biological sciences to provide students with a multidisciplinary understanding of the natural world. The program begins with foundational courses such as precalculus, communication, digital literacy and general chemistry, along with biology and computer programming in the early terms. Students quickly progress into calculus-based learning, completing Calculus I, II and III, which form the backbone of advanced physics studies. Alongside mathematics, students study classical physics with laboratory components, gaining hands-on experience in understanding motion, energy and physical laws. The curriculum also includes general education courses such as humanities, social sciences and government to ensure a well-rounded academic background.As students move into the later years, the program becomes more specialized, integrating biology-focused courses like genetics, zoology, botany and molecular biology with advanced physics topics. Students explore subjects such as quantum mechanics, modern physics, electronics, optics, electricity and magnetism, as well as computational physics and differential equations. Laboratory work remains a central component, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Additionally, courses like biotechnology and bioinformatics strengthen the connection between physics and biological applications, preparing students for interdisciplinary careers. The program offers flexibility through elective options, enabling students to choose physics courses based on their interests and career goals.In the final stage, students engage in advanced coursework and may participate in a practicum or special investigations in physics, providing valuable research or professional experience. Overall, this degree equips students with strong analytical, mathematical and scientific skills, making them well-prepared for careers in research, healthcare technology, biotechnology, data analysis or further studies in graduate or professional programs.