Physics, B.A.

Nine and One-half Units in Physics, Including:

• PHYS 167: Analytical Physics I (1 Unit)
• PHYS 168: Analytical Physics II (1 Unit)
• PHYS 191: Colloquium in Physics and Astronomy I (.25 Unit)
• PHYS 243: Introduction to Mathematical Methods in Physics I (.5 Unit)
• PHYS 244: Introduction to Mathematical Methods in Physics II (.5 Unit)
• PHYS 245: Electronics (1 Unit)
• PHYS 250: Introductory Modern Physics (1 Unit)
• PHYS 291: Colloquium in Physics and Astronomy II (1/4 Unit)
• PHYS 325: Theoretical Mechanics (1 Unit)
• PHYS 336: Electricity and Magnetism (1 Unit)
• PHYS 350: Advanced Laboratory (1 Unit)

Upper-level Courses

A student contemplating study at the graduate level should include as many upper-level courses as are offered.

• Students majoring in physics are required to attend all departmental colloquia.
• All courses for the major must be taken for a numerical grade, except those offered only on a credit/no credit basis.

Note

Students whose major requires a physics cognate generally cannot satisfy this requirement with:

• PHYS 101: Basic Concepts of Physics (1 Unit)
• PHYS 102: The Physics of Urban and Environmental Problems (1 Unit)

• OR

• PHYS 105: Introductory Astronomy (1 Unit)