Computer Foundations - Applied Physics
Students majoring in Applied Physics who complete all requirements earn the degree of BS, Computer Foundations.
Core
- CPEN 214 - Digital Logic Design
- CPSC 150/150L - Computers and Programming I and Laboratory
- CPSC 250/250L - Computers and Programming II and Laboratory
- PHYS 201/201L - General Physics I and Laboratory
- PHYS 202/202L - General Physics II and Laboratory
- PHYS 301 - Intermediate Classical Mechanics
- PHYS 303 - General Physics III
- PHYS 304 - Electrostatics
- PHYS 340 - Methods of Theoretical Physics
- PHYS 341 - Design and Analysis of Experiments
- PHYS 351 - Modern Physics
- PHYS 402 - Quantum Physics
- PHYS 406 - Thermodynamics
Electives
- Select one:
- PHYS 401 - Advanced Topics in Mechanics
- PHYS 404 - Electrodynamics
- ENGR 211/211L - Introduction to Electric Circuits and Electronics and Laboratory
- MATH 140 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry
- MATH 148 - Accelerated Calculus
- MATH 240 - Intermediate Calculus
- MATH 250 - Multivariable Calculus
- MATH 320 - Ordinary Differential Equations
- PCSE 498W - Capstone Project in Applied Physics
- Select two:
- ENGR 212/212L - Electronics and Laboratory
- MATH 350 - Vector Calculus
- MATH 355 - Complex Variables
- PHYS 338 - Apprenticeship in Teaching Physics
- PHYS 344 - Introduction to Astrophysics
- PHYS 352 - Device Physics
- PHYS 404 - Electrodynamics
- PHYS 421 - System Design Lab (Data Acquisition)
- PHYS 431 - Optical Physics
- PHYS 441 - Modeling and Simulation
- PHYS 495 - Special Topics