Mathematics-Physics Bachelor of Science degree

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics-Physics

Core Program

32 credit hours in mathematics/computer science; 29 credit hours in physics; 9 credit hours in supporting courses

CSIT 106	Scientific Programming Using C/C++	3
	or
CSIT 121	Computer Science I	3

Plus 29 hours in mathematics including:

MATH 122	University Calculus I	4
MATH 123	University Calculus II	4
MATH 223	University Calculus III	4
MATH 210	Mathematical Structures and Proof	4
MATH 224	Differential Equations	3
MATH 231	Linear Algebra	4
PHYS 230	University Physics I	4
PHYS 232	University Physics I Lab	1
PHYS 231	University Physics II	4
PHYS 233	University Physics II Lab	1
PHYS 234	Modern Physics	4
PHYS 431	Introduction to Quantum Mechanics	3

Plus two courses at the 300 level or higher:

MATH 323	Introductory Real Analysis	3
	and
MATH 420	Advanced Calculus	3
	or
MATH 323	Introductory Real Analysis	3
	and
PHYS 425	Mathematical Physics I	3
	or
PHYS 425	Mathematical Physics I	3
	and
PHYS 426	Mathematical Physics II	3

One course (3 credit hours) from:

PHYS 330	Thermodynamics	3
PHYS 331	Theoretical Mechanics	3
PHYS 333	Electricity and Magnetism	3
	Plus 9 additional credit hours from Physics 321- 479, 490
	Plus 9 credit hours of supporting courses as advised

Note: PHYS 400 is the suggested Capstone course for this program

 

Note: Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 required in above courses for graduation.