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The School of Physics offers three undergraduate degrees, the Bachelor of Science in Physics, the Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics and the Bachelor of Science in Astrophysics. The undergraduate applied physics degree begins with an initial emphasis on core topics such as classical and quantum mechanics, thermal physics, and electromagnetism. The program also includes lab classes in Electronics, Modern Optics and Advanced Laboratory Techniques. In the final years of the program students take one of the following tracks: The degree program in applied physics is best suited for entry into industry or government upon graduation. Students should contact their academic advisor for assistance in planning programs of study with emphasis directed toward a particular objective.
Threads and Concentrations
This degree is completed through a thread or concentration, each with its own page and course list: Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics - General; Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics - Business Option; Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics - Physics of Living Systems.
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