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CHEM-105, 206: General Chemistry
CHEM-105a, 206aQ: Laboratory in General
Chemistry
MATH-111, 112: Calculus
[Note: MATH-107, 108, Calculus with Review,
may be substituted for Math 111]
MATH-211: Multivariate Calculus
PHYS-111Q, 112: General
Physics
PHYS-121, 122: Problem-Solving Techniques
PHYS-207: Modern Physics
PHYS-209: Circuits
PHYS-210: Mechanics I
PHYS-210a: Laboratory in Mechanics I
PHYS-212: Classical and Quantum Mechanical
Waves
PHYS-308W: Modern Physics Laboratory
PHYS-315: Mathematical Physics I
PHYS-450: Senior Seminar
or PHYS-492W: Research/Independent
Work
At least two of the following (physics
electives)
PHYS-301: Introduction to Astrophysics
PHYS-304: Thermodynamics
PHYS-309: Electric and Magnetic Fields
PHYS-316: Mathematical Physics II
PHYS-401: Applications of Quantum Mechanics
PHYS-408: Materials Science
PHYS-410: Mechanics II
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CHEM-105, 206: General Chemistry
CHEM-105a, 206aQ: Laboratory in General
Chemistry
MATH-111, 112: Calculus [Note: MATH-107,
108, Calculus with Review, may be substituted for
Math 111]
MATH-211: Multivariate Calculus
PHYS-111Q, 112: General Physics
PHYS-121, 122: Problem-Solving Techniques
PHYS-207: Modern Physics
PHYS-209: Circuits
PHYS-210: Mechanics I
PHYS-210a: Laboratory in Mechanics I
PHYS-212: Classical and Quantum Mechanical
Waves
PHYS-301: Introduction to Astrophysics
PHYS-315: Mathematical Physics I
PHYS-358W: Seminar in Astrophysics
PHYS-450: Senior Seminar
or PHYS-492W: Research/Independent Work
At least two credits of research from the
following
PHYS-411, 412: Research
PHYS-421, 422: Research
PHYS-491: Research/Independent Work
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Students anticipating graduate study in physics
or astrophysics should select additional courses
from PHYS-304, 309, 316, 401, 408, 410, and from
MATH-214 (Differential Equations and Mathematical
Models), 235 (Linear Algebra), and 462 (Numerical
Analysis).
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