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Physics Minor Requirements

A minor in physics may be earned by satisfactory completion of twelve hours of physics at the 3000 level or above. These courses should be selected in consultation with a physics advisor.

  • PH3063 - Introduction to Astronomy and Astrophysics
  • PH3613 - Modern Physics
  • PH4000 - Directed Individual Study
  • PH4013/6013 - Selected Topics in Physics for Teachers
  • PH4023/6023 - Astronomy for Teachers
  • PH4033/6033 - Demonstrations and Concepts for Physics Teachers I
  • PH4043/6043 - Demonstrations and Concepts for Physics Teachers II
  • PH4113/6113 - Electronic Circuits for Scientists
  • PH4143/6143 - Intermediate Physics Lab
  • PH4152/6152 - Modern Physics Lab
  • PH4213/6213 - Intermediate Mechanics
  • PH4223/6223 - Intermediate Mechanics II
  • PH4323/6323 - Electromagnetic Fields I
  • PH4333/6333 - Electromagnetic Fields II
  • PH4413/6413 - Thermal Physics
  • PH4433/6433 - Computational Physics
  • PH4513/6513 - Intermediate Optics
  • PH4613/6613 - Nuclear and Particle Physics
  • PH4713/6713 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
  • PH4723/6723 - Applications of Quantum Mechanics
  • PH4813/6813 - Solid State Physics
  • PH4990/6990 - Special Topic In PH

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