B.S. in Engineering Physics
The core engineering physics (formerly, applied physics) program requires 128 semester credit hours for graduation. Topics cover 30 credits of general math/science, 6-7 credits of applied physics coursework, and an additional 24 hours of applied physics electives.
Sample 4-Year Engineering Physics Curriculum
Sample Engineering Courses
Engineering Physics Major Requirements (30 hours)
- MAT 230 Calculus I
- MAT 231 Calculus II
- PHY 201 University Physics I
- PHY 202 University Physics II
- PHY 212 Modern Physics
- PHY 220 Astrophysics and Cosmology
- PHY 440 Introduction to Nanotechnology and Nanosystems
- PHY 460 or498 Physics Intern./Direct Research
- PHY 490 Senior Seminar
Engineering Physics Major Requirements (6 – 7 hours)
(Choose 2)
- CHE 325 Physical Chemistry
- PHY 330 Electricity and Magnetism
- PHY 350 Biophysics
This plan is only a sample and will vary by student and course availability.
A minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA and a minimum 2.0 major GPA are required for graduation. To meet degree requirements, some disciplines require higher grades in each course or a higher cumulative GPA.
Want to Know More?
E. S. Witchger School of Engineering
(317) 955-6600
WitchgerEngineering@marian.edu
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