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Program objectives for a B.S. in Physics are: (a) Acquire knowledge of core principles in classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermal physics, quantum mechanics, mathematical methods, optics, and modern physics; (b) ability to discriminate between relevant and irrelevant principles and facts in problem solving; (c) an understanding of research methodology in physics; (d) ability to effectively communicate scientific results in both oral and written reports; (e) ability to use computers for data analysis, literature search, scientific writing, and the ability to use other specialized research equipment; (f) ability to collaborate with other students in and out of the laboratory and during problem-solving sessions.

Programs

• Physics - Astronomy Concentration (B.S.)
• Physics - General Physics Concentration, (B.S.)
• Physics - Materials Science Concentration, (B.S.)
• Physics - Physics for Medical Sciences Concentration, (B.S.)
• Physics - Second Major for the Bachelor of Science Degree, (B.S.)

• Physics Minor

• Physics, (Accelerated B.S./M.S.)
• Physics, (B.S.)/Biomedical Engineering, (M.S.)
• Physics, (B.S./M.S.)

Courses

• PHYS 1301 - Astronomy II
• PHYS 2011 - General Physics Lab I
• PHYS 2021 - Gen Physics Lab II
• PHYS 2111 - Sci/Engr Phys Lab I
• PHYS 2121 - Sci/Engr Phys Lab II
• PHYS 3010 - Intro Modern Physics
• PHYS 3050 - Intermediate Astronomy
• PHYS 3051 - Intermediate Astronomy Lab
• PHYS 3111 - Mechanics I
• PHYS 3990 - Research in Physics II
• PHYS 4110 - Nuclear and Particle Physics
• PHYS 4230 - Electronics
• PHYS 4300 - Advanced Topics in Astronomy

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