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Sep 07, 2024
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Goucher College 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalogue PLEASE NOTE: This is an archived catalog. Programs are subject to change each academic year.
Physics (Applied Studies Track) Major
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Courses required for the astronomy concentration include:
Elective courses (two are required; all four are recommended):
Elective courses (one is required):
Courses recommended for the astronomy concentration include:
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*Offered at the Johns Hopkins University
Students should check all courses for the accompanying prerequisites. Laboratory reports and papers in PHY 220 and PHY 230 are used to evaluate writing proficiency in the major. PHY 220 and PHY 280 taken any time satisfy the computer proficiency requirement. Pre-engineering Concentration:
Courses required for the Pre-engineering concentration include:
Elective courses (three are required, at least two at 300-level):
Courses recommended for Pre-engineering Concentration:
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Students should check all courses for the accompanying prerequisites. Laboratory reports and papers in PHY 220 and PHY 230 are used to evaluate writing proficiency in the major. PHY 220 and PHY 280 taken at any time satisfy the computer proficiency requirement. Courses required for the premedical concentration include:
Elective courses (one is required):
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*Offered at the Johns Hopkins University
Students should check all courses for the accompanying prerequisites. Laboratory reports and papers in PHY 220 and PHY 230 are used to evaluate writing proficiency in the major. PHY 220 and PHY 280 taken any time satisfy the computer proficiency requirement. Materials Science Concentration
Courses required for the materials science concentration include:
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Students should check all courses for the accompanying prerequisites. Laboratory reports and papers in PHY 220 and PHY 230 are used to evaluate writing proficiency in the major. PHY 220 and PHY 280 taken any time satisfy the computer proficiency requirement. |
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