Physics

The physics program is one of the most established and respected programs within the physics discipline. It is a computer-based program in which physics theory and practice receive equal emphasis as applied to both financial and managerial physics issues. It intends to support the career objectives of those looking to enter the job market upon graduation, as well as the academic needs of those looking to pursue advanced degrees. Required course work covers areas critical to success in today's physics workplace:

• Technical physics knowledge
• Communication and interpersonal skills
• Career-related computer literacy
• A laptop computer is recommended, but not required, for students entering the physics program.

Courses

Course Number	Course Title	Credits
PHYSI 1100	Physics	4
PHYSI 1115	Lab Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	1
PHYSI 1150	Physics and Society	3
PHYSI 1152	Applications of Physics in Society	3
PHYSI 1161	Technical Physics I	4
PHYSI 1162	Technical Physics II	4
PHYSI 1201	General Physics I	5
PHYSI 1202	General Physics II	5
PHYSI 1800	Special Project	1-3
PHYSI 1820	Selected Topics	1-3
PHYSI 1840	Independent Study	1-4
PHYSI 2111	Physics for Science and Engineering I	5
PHYSI 2112	Physics for Science and Engineering II	5
PHYSI 2115	Physics for Science and Engineering III	4
PHYSI 2800	Special Project	1-3
PHYSI 2820	Advanced Selected Topics	1-3
PHYSI 2827	Advanced Selected Topics II	1
PHYSI 2840	Experimental/Pilot Class	1-6
PHYSI 2860	Internship (Career & Technical Ed)yCoop Ed/Internship Occup	1-4
PHYSI 2865	Internship Advanced (Career & Tech Ed)	1-4
PHYSI 2870	Internship (Transfer)	1-4
PHYSI 2871	Internship - Advanced (Transfer)	1-4