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Chemical Physics Major
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The Chemical Physics major is intended for those students
who desire a more theoretical physics-oriented education.
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Requirements -
Foundation: Chemistry
1
(or
11
or
16)
and
2
(or
12);
Physics 1 (or 11) and 2 (or 12); Mathematics 11, 12, and 13 (or 17
and 18). Concentration: Ten credits of more advanced, one
credit courses – four credits in Chemistry (with a perquisite of
Chem 2 or 12), four credits in Physics (with a perquisite of Phys 2
or 12), and two credits in Mathematics (Math 46 or courses with a
prerequisite of Math 13, 18, or 46). The courses must include the
following: Physics 13; one credit in advanced laboratory training,
either Physics 64 (counts as one advanced physics course) or both
Chemistry 33 and 34 (count as one advanced chemistry course); either
Chemistry 31 or Physics 52; either Chemistry 32 or Physics 61; and
either Chemistry 51 or Chemistry 61. Faculty advisers in the
chemistry and physics departments are available for consultation
about the chemical physics program.
Suggested Course Sequence
for Chemical Physics Majors
UL = Intermediate or Upper Level Course
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Year
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Fall
|
Spring
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1
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CHEM 1 (or 11)
MATH 11 |
CHEM 2 (or 12)
MATH 12
PHYS 11 (or1) |
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2
|
PHYS 12
MATH 13
CHEM UL |
MATH UL
CHEM UL |
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3
|
PHYS 13
MATH UL
CHEM UL
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CHEM UL
PHYS UL
PHYS UL |
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4
|
PHYS UL |
PHYS UL |
Alternate Suggested
Course Sequence
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Year
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Fall
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Spring
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1
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PHYS 1 (or 11)
MATH 11 |
PHYS 2 (or 12)
MATH 12
CHEM 1 (or 16) |
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2
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CHEM 2
PHYS 13
MATH 13 |
PHYS UL
MATH UL
CHEM UL |
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3
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CHEM UL
MATH UL
PHYS UL |
CHEM UL
PHYS UL |
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4
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CHEM UL |
PHYS UL
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