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Physics at McNeese State University |
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"Excellence With A Personal Touch" |


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Phone: 337-475-5760 Fax: 337-475-3058 E-mail: stinnett@mcneese.edu |
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Curriculum Requirements |
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1st Year Sem. Hrs. Orientation 101 1 Chemistry 101-102 8 English 101-102 6 Mathematics 170 3 Mathematics 175 3 Mathematics 190 3 1Computer Literacy 3 2Social Science Elective 3 Total 30
2nd Year Sem. Hrs. English 6 Mathematics 291-292 6 Physics 211, 211L, 212, 212L 8 History 201 or 202 3 2Social Science Electives 3 3Communications Elective 6 MAAP 200 0 Total 32
3rd Year Sem. Hrs. Mathematics 301 3 Physics 321 4 Physics 341 3 Physics 370 1 Physics Elective 3 4Technical Electives 3 3Communications Electives 6 Music 315 or 316 3 5Electives 3 Total 29
4th Year Sem. Hrs. 6Mathematics 3 Physics 401 3 Physics 431 1 Physics 451 3 Physics 470 1 Physics Elective 6 4Technical Electives 3 5Electives 14 Total 34
Total Hours for Major: 33 Total Hours for Degree: 125 ______ Students who wish to apply for medical school should expect to attend one summer session if they wish to complete the requirements for the bachelor of science degree within four years. 1Restricted to Computer Science 102 or 104. 2Restricted to Economics, Geography, Anthropology, Political Science, Government, Psychology, or Sociology. 3Restricted to French, German, Russian, Speech 101, 201, or Computer Science. 4Technical Electives may be taken in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering, or Chemistry. 5At least 6 hours to be taken from Foreign Languages (above intro-level), Philosophy, religious studies, history, speech communication, and literature. At least 3 hours to be taken from Biological and Environmental Sciences. 6Mathematics course must be numbered above 300. 7RAs a capstone experience, students are required to take the ETS Major Field Achievement Test in Physics during the second semester of their senior year. DOUBLE MAJOR A student may double major in Physics and Mathematics by including the following mathematics courses among the course for the physics degree: MATH 322, MATH 421, MATH 431, MATH 411, MATH 304, MATH 403, and one of the following: MATH 422, MATH 432, or MATH 412. In addition, 12 hours of electives must be chosen from Mathematical Sciences. MINOR A minor in physics can be obtained by a student who successfully completes the following courses: PHYS 211, 212, 211L, 212L, 341, 451, and 6 additional hours of physics above the 300 level. |
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Bachelor of science |