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Physics<br />
Minor Offered:<br />
Physics<br />
The physics department also supports and staffs the scientific computing minor.<br />
Physics Core:<br />
A. All <strong>of</strong> the following courses<br />
(Either M148 & M149 or M151):<br />
C131 General Chemistry I<br />
C133 General Chemistry I Laboratory<br />
C142 General Chemistry II<br />
C144 General Chemistry II Laboratory<br />
M148 Precalculus w/ Calculus I<br />
M149 Precalculus w/ Calculus II<br />
M151 Calculus I<br />
M152 Calculus II<br />
M251 Calculus III<br />
P201 Introductory Physics I<br />
P202 Introductory Physics I Laboratory<br />
P211 Introductory Physics II<br />
P212 Introductory Physics II Laboratory<br />
P304 Introduction to Modern Physics<br />
Physics Major (58 credits):<br />
This program is intended for students who wish to pursue graduate studies in physics, astronomy, or a<br />
related field; or for those who desire a liberal-arts approach to a technical field for future work in law,<br />
medicine, or secondary education.<br />
A. Physics Core<br />
B. All <strong>of</strong> the following:<br />
C331 Physical Chemistry I with Laboratory<br />
M252 Linear Algebra<br />
P314 Digital Systems with Laboratory<br />
P340 Classical Mechanics<br />
P344 Mathematical Methods for Science<br />
P360 Electricity & Magnetism I<br />
P380 Quantum Mechanics I<br />
P410 Physics Directed Research<br />
Physics with an Engineering Science Emphasis Major (53-54 credits):<br />
This program is particularly suited to a student who comes to <strong>Saint</strong> Mary’s for a “pre-engineering”<br />
program, with the intention <strong>of</strong> transferring to an engineering school after the first two years. If a student<br />
decides to stay at SMU to complete the bachelor’s degree, this would be a logical major as it could<br />
transfer into a master’s degree program in electrical or computer engineering.<br />
A. Physics Core<br />
B. All <strong>of</strong> the following:<br />
CS106 Introduction to Programming for Sciences<br />
M252 Linear Algebra<br />
P314 Digital Systems with Laboratory<br />
P340 Classical Mechanics<br />
P390 Advanced Laboratory<br />
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