Physics Minor
This minor is designed for the student who wants to have a strong resume in physical science. Students pursuing a closely allied major such as mathematics, chemistry, or computer science often add this minor. A student pursuing a Minor in Physics must have a solid mathematical foundation in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus and will complete 24 additional credits.
Physics Minor Courses
Total Credits: 24
Core Requirements (21 credits)
- PHYS 200 Physics I with Calculus & Lab (4)
- PHYS 201 Physics II with Calculus & Lab (4)
- PHYS 202 Introduction to 20th Century Physics (3)
- PHYS 305 Experimental Physics I (3)
- PHYS 315 Physics Seminar (1)
- PHYS 322 Elementary Modern Physics (3)
- PHYS 306 Experimental Physics II (3)
Students may substitute PHYS 160/PHYS 161 for PHYS 200/PHYS 201.
A maximum of 2 credits of PHYS 394, PHYS 315, or PHYS 469 may be used towards the total credits for the minor.
Restricted Electives (3 credits)
Students must earn three elective credits in Physics courses at the 300 level or higher.
Questions? Contact Us
Linda Winkler,
PhD, MS, BS
Associate Professor
Physics & Astronomy Department