Ph 201 General Physics I | 4 |
Ph 202 General Physics II | 4 |
Ph 203 General Physics III | 4 |
or | |
Ph 211 General Physics (with Calculus) I | 4 |
Ph 212 General Physics (with Calculus) II | 4 |
Ph 213 General Physics (with Calculus) III | 4 |
or | |
Ph 221 General Physics (with Calculus) I | 3 |
Ph 222 General Physics (with Calculus) II | 3 |
Ph 223 General Physics (with Calculus) III | 3 |
with | |
Ph 214 Lab for Ph 201 or Ph 211 or Ph 221 or Ph 231 | 1 |
Ph 215 Lab for Ph 202 or Ph 212 or Ph 222 or Ph 232 | 1 |
Ph 216 Lab for Ph 203 or Ph 213 or Ph 223 or Ph 233 | 1 |
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Ph 311 Introduction to Modern Physics I | 4 |
Ph 312 Introduction to Modern Physics II | 4 |
Ph 314 Experimental Physics I | 4 |
Ph 322 Computational Physics | 4 |
Ph 426 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics | 4 |
Ph 431 Electricity and Magnetism I | 4 |
Ph 471/ESM 471 Physical and Human Dimensions of Climate Change | 4 |
| |
Mth 251 Calculus I | 4 |
Mth 252 Calculus II | 4 |
Mth 253 Calculus III | 4 |
Mth 254 Calculus IV | 4 |
Mth 256 Applied Ordinary Differential Equations | 4 |
Mth 261 Introduction to Linear Algebra | 4 |
Stat 451 Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I | 4 |
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One year of general chemistry: | |
Ch 221 General Chemistry I | 4 |
Ch 222 General Chemistry II | 4 |
Ch 223 General Chemistry III | 4 |
Ch 227 General Chemistry Laboratory | 1 |
Ch 228 General Chemistry Laboratory | 1 |
Ch 229 General Chemistry Laboratory | 1 |
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Choose two of the following courses: | |
Ph 315 Experimental Physics II | 4 |
Ph 316 Experimental Physics III | 4 |
Ph 411 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics | 4 |
Ph 424 Classical Mechanics I | 4 |
Ph 432 Electricity and Magnetism II | 4 |
Ph 434 Methods of Mathematical Physics | 4 |
Ph 464 Applied Optics | 4 |
Ph 473 Alternative Energies | 4 |
Ph 490 Cellular and Molecular Biophysics | 4 |
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Choose 12 credits of electives from the following: | |
Bi 211 Principles of Biology: Biology of Cells | 4 |
Bi 212 Principles of Biology: The biology of organisms | 4 |
Bi 213 Principles of Biology: Evolution and ecology of living organisms | 4 |
Bi 214 Principles of Biology Lab I | 1 |
Bi 215 Principles of Biology Lab II | 1 |
Bi 216 Principles of Biology Lab III | 1 |
Bi 357 General Ecology | 4 |
Bi 476 Population Ecology | 5 |
Ch 360U Origins of Life on Earth | 4 |
Ch 426 Instrumental Analysis | 4 |
Ch 427 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory | 4 |
CE 371 Environmental Engineering | 4 |
ESM 220 Introduction to Environmental Systems | 4 |
ESM 221 Applied Environmental Studies: Problem Solving | 4 |
ESM 222 Applied Environmental Studies: Policy Consideration | 4 |
ESM 320 Environmental Systems I | 4 |
ESM 321 Environmental Systems II | 4 |
ESM 322 Environmental Risk Assessment | 4 |
ESM 324 Environmental Systems Laboratory II | 2 |
ESM 460/CE 488 Air Quality | 4 |
G 322 Global Biogeochemical Cycles | 5 |
G 351 Introduction to Oceanography | 4 |
G 426 Numerical Modeling of Earth Systems with G 426L Lab for G 426 | 4 |
G 434 Structural Geology and Tectonics | 5 |
G 458 Astrobiology | 4 |
G 462 Hillslope Materials and Processes | 4 |
G 476 Earthquake Geology | 4 |
Geog 310U/Sci 333U Climate and Water Resources | 4 |
Geog 311U Climatology | 4 |
Geog 312U/Sci 334U Climate Variability and Change | 4 |
Geog 314U Severe Weather | 4 |
ME 320 Fluid Mechanics | 4 |
ME 415 Advanced Topics in Energy Conversion | 4 |
ME 426 Solar Engineering | 4 |
Ph 333U/Geog 333U Weather | 4 |
Total Credit Hours: | 103-106 |