Physics Major: BS Degree
Core Requirements (2007-2008)

Course Number	Credit    Hours	Physics
12000 23101 23102 30020 35101 36001 40020 40092 45201	1 5 5 2 4 3 2 2 4 28 32	Introductory Physics Seminar General University Physics I General University Physics II Intermediate Physics Laboratory Classical Mechanics Introductory Modern Physics Advanced Physics Laboratory Internship in Physics* Electromagnetic Theory BS Option Requirements & Electives
		Mathematics
12002 12003 32051 32052	5 5 4 4 18	Analytic Geometry & Calculus I** Analytic Geometry & Calculus II Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences I Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences II
		Chemistry
10060 10061 10062 10063	4 4 1 1 10 88	General Chemistry I General Chemistry II General Chemistry Lab I General Chemistry Lab II Major Requirements Total
		LER / General Requirements
	1 6 8 9 6 3 33 121	University Orientation English Foreign Language Humanities & Fine Arts*** Social Sciences*** Additional Total for Graduation

*PHY 40099 (Senior Honors Thesis) or 40096 (Individual Investigation) may be substituted for PHY 40092 with curriculum advisor's permission. For PHY 40096 to substitute, a suitable research project should be selected.

**MATH 11010 (Algebra for Calculus) and MATH 11022 (Trigonometry) are prerequisites for MATH 12002 and should be bypassed by students with sufficient background. MATH 11010 and 11022 may be waived by obtaining permission from the Department of Mathematical Sciences or by passing the placement exam.

***Two Diversity courses are required. One must be selected from the LER program in either the Humanities & Fine Arts or Social Sciences. One Diversity course must address domestic (U.S.) issues and one must address global issues.

Summary of BS General Graduation Requirements:

• Minimum of 121 total hours, 42 upper-division hours
• Minimum of 2.00 cumulative GPA and 2.00 GPA in major(s) / minor(s)
• Maximum of 12 pass / fail hours
• Residency requirement - first 91 or last 30 hours must be completed at KSU
• Writing-Intensive Requirement
• Participation in Outcomes Assessment (MFAT in Physics)

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