Program Contact: Douglas Goodman 203-582-6553
If you are curious about the origins of the universe, intrigued by the science behind science fiction, or want to build a time machine, then consider minoring in physics. Through an interdisciplinary and rigorous exploration of classical physics, modern physics, astronomy and technology, students will develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills while broadening their scientific knowledge and perspective. Although open to students enrolled in any major program, the minor is designed to complement STEM fields and provide the foundation for future study in science education, engineering, mathematics, medical physics and physical chemistry.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | 11 | |
PHY 110 & PHY 110L | and | |
or PHY 121 | University Physics | |
| General Physics II and General Physics II Lab | ||
or PHY 122 | University Physics II | |
PHY 301 | ||
| Electives 1 | 6-8 | |
CHE 301 & CHE 301L | and | |
CHE 302 & CHE 302L | and | |
DMS 200 | ||
MA 265 | ||
MA 229 | ||
MA 365 | ||
MER 330 & MER 330L | and | |
PHY 105 & PHY 105L | and | |
PHY 107 | ||
PHY 200 | ||
PHY 300 | ||
PHY 399 | ||
RS 260 | ||
RS 415 | ||
| Total Credits | 17-19 | |
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At least three credits must be in physics.
