A Minor in Physics

A minor in Physics consits of 18 hours in physics, which must include either the Physics for Science & Engineering I and II (Phys 211, 212) their associated Labs (Phys 221, 222) sequence or the General Physics I and II (Phys 213, 214) and their associated Labs (Phys 223, 224) sequence; and at least 10 hours chosen from the following:

Physical Theory (Phys 303)
Mathematical Physics (Phys 308)
Thermodynamics (Phys 309)
Mechanics (Phys 310)
Either Radiation Science Phys (Phys 315) or Introduction to Modern Physics I (Phys 317)
Introduction to Modern Physics II (Phys 318)
Optics (Phys 319)
Electronics (Phys 321)
Electromagnetic Theory I (Phys 401)
Electromagnetic Theory II (Phys 402)
Either the Radiation Physics Laboratory (Phys 415) or the Modern Physics Laboratory (Phys 417)
Digital Electronics & Microprocessors (Phys 422)
Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (Phys 451)

Physics courses at the appropriate level may be substituted at the discretion of the department.

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