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physics and engineeringSweet Briar CollegeThe Physics Major (B.A.)(47 semester hours)Required:ENGR 221 (4) -Electrical CircuitsMATH 123 (4) -Calculus IMATH 124 (4) -Calculus IIMATH 223 (3) -Calculus IIIPHYS 131 (1) -Introductory Physics Lab IPHYS 132 (1) -Introductory Physics Lab IIPHYS 171 (4) -General Physics IPHYS 172 (4) -General Physics IIPHYS 201 (4) -Mathematical Methods ofEngineering and PhysicsPHYS 202 (3) -Twentieth-CenturyPhysicsPHYS 233 (1) -Intermediate Physics LabPHYS 240 (3) -OpticsSenior Exercise:PHYS 321 (3) -Advanced Physics LaboratoryChoose 8 additional semester hours ofphysics courses at the 200-level or above. Threeor four semester hours may be satisfied byCHEM 332 or a course in engineering at the 200-level or above, excluding ENGR 230 and ENGR232. NOTE: CHEM 332 and PHYS 327 cannotboth be counted toward the major.Note: In addition to all other degree requirements,students must have a 2.0 GPA in all physicscourses and ENGR 221 in order to graduatewith this major.The Physics Major (B.S.)(63 semester hours)Required:CHEM 131 (4) -General ChemistryCHEM 141 (1) -General Chemistry LabCHEM 252 (4) -Introduction to Quantitativeand Inorganic ChemistryCHEM 253 (1) -Introduction to Quantitativeand Inorganic Chemistry LabENGR 221 (4) -Electrical CircuitsMATH 123 (4) -Calculus IMATH 124 (4) -Calculus IIMATH 223 (3) -Calculus IIIPHYS 131 (1) -Introductory Physics Lab IPHYS 132 (1) -Introductory Physics Lab IIPHYS 171 (4) -General Physics IPHYS 172 (4) -General Physics IIPHYS 201 (4) -Mathematical Methods ofEngineering and PhysicsPHYS 202 (3) -Twentieth-Century PhysicsPHYS 233 (1) -Intermediate Physics LabPHYS 240 (3) -OpticsPHYS 351 (2) -Research in PhysicsSenior Exercise:PHYS 321 (3) -Advanced Physics LaboratoryChoose 2 of the following courses:PHYS 301 (3) -Classical MechanicsPHYS 302 (3) -Electromagnetic TheoryPHYS 313 (3) -Quantum MechanicsPHYS 327 (3) -Thermodynamics andStatistical MechanicsChoose 6 additional semester hours ofphysics courses at the 200-level or above. Threeor four semester hours may be satisfied byCHEM 332 or a course in engineering at the 200-level or above, excluding ENGR 230 and ENGR232. NOTE: CHEM 332 and PHYS 327 cannotboth be counted toward the major.Note: In addition to all other degree requirements,students must have a 2.0 GPA in all physicscourses and ENGR 221 in order to graduatewith this major.The Physics Minor(20 semester hours)Required:PHYS 131 (1) -Introductory PhysicsLaboratory IPHYS 132 (1) -Introductory PhysicsLaboratory IIPHYS 171 (4) -General Physics IPHYS 172 (4) -General Physics IIPHYS 233 (1) -Intermediate PhysicsLaboratory170
2010-2011 Catalog physics and engineeringChoose 1 of the following courses:CHEM 331 (3) -Physical Chemistry:Quantum Mechanics andSpectroscopyPHYS 202 (3) -Twentieth-Century PhysicsChoose 6 additional credits in physicscourses numbered 210 or above. ENGR 221 maybe counted toward this requirement.Teacher Licensure(62 semester hours)Required:1. A bachelor of arts or science degree in physicsor a bachelor of science degree in mathematics-physics2. A minimum of 16 credit hours in non-physicscourses which must include at least threecredits in chemistry, at least three credits inbiology, and at least three credits in earthscienceStudents who seek endorsement in morethan one area of science need to complete anadditional 18 credit hours in the second fieldwhich must include any specific requirementsin that field.The Engineering Management Major(B.A.)(68 semester hours)Required:BUSN 127 (3) -Accounting IBUSN 131 (3) -Fundamentals ofManagementBUSN 150 (3) -Fundamentals of MarketingENGR 110 (4) -Designing Our World: AnIntroduction to EngineeringDesignENGR 120 (3) -Analyzing Our World:Foundations of EngineeringAnalysisENGR 215 (4) -Materials Science andEngineeringMATH 123 (4) -Calculus IMATH 124 (4) -Calculus IIMATH 205 (3) -Applied StatisticsSenior Exercises:Choose one of the following:BUSN 452 (3) -Senior Seminar inEntrepreneurshipENGR 451 (3) -Capstone Design IChoose 1 of the following courses:ENGR 230 (3) -Technology and Society: ARegional PerspectiveENGR 232 (3) -Technology and Society: AGlobal PerspectiveChoose 6 additional semester credits inengineering courses at the 200-level or above.Choose 6 additional semester credits inengineering courses at the 300-level or above.Choose 1 of the following options:Option ABUSN 337 (3) -International ManagementAnd 6 additional semester credits inbusiness or economics courses.Option BBUSN 128 (3) -Accounting IIBUSN 210 (3) -FinanceBUSN 318 (3) -Operations and SupplyChain ManagementChoose 1 of the following options:Option APHYS 131 (1) -Introductory PhysicsLaboratory IPHYS 132 (1) -Introductory PhysicsLaboratory IIPHYS 171 (4) -General Physics IPHYS 172 (4) -General Physics IIOption BCHEM 131 (4) -General ChemistryCHEM 141 (1) -General Chemistry LabPHYS 131 (1) -General Physics Laboratory IPHYS 171 (4) -General Physics I171
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