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UMKC CATALOG
2011-2012 Catalog Arts and Sciences, College of Physics Bachelor of Science: Physics
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Bachelor of Science: Physics
Student Learning Outcomes
Students graduating with a baccalaureate degree in Physics
will:
  • Have a functional knowledge of the basic areas of physics.
  • Be able to integrate their knowledge with critical thinking skills in order to become problem solvers.
  • Be able to clearly articulate scientific information, both orally and in writing.
  • Be able to effectively use the scientific literature.

Students graduating with a baccalaureate degree in Physics
will be prepared for entry into professional schools, graduate
programs or the job market.
Program Requirements

The bachelor of science degree is recommended for students interested
in seeking employment in industrial, governmental and private
organizations that require a strong scientific background.

A basic knowledge of mathematics is necessary for the study
of physics. The study of mathematics should begin in the
freshman year.

Mathematics                      Hours
MATH 210                             4
MATH 220                             4
MATH 250                             4
Total                               12

Chemistry
CHEM 211 and 211L                    5
CHEM 212R and 212LR                  5
Total                               10

Physics
PHYSICS 240 and 250                 10
PHYSICS 310 and 311                  6

PHYSICS 330                          3
PHYSICS 350                          3
PHYSICS 385L and 395L                6
PHYSICS 410                          3
PHYSICS 420                          3
PHYSICS 460 and 461                  6
PHYSICS 472                          3
PHYSICS 476LW                        3
Total                               46

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