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The physics program is designed to help students understand the concepts of classical and modern physics while also developing their ability to solve quantitative problems in these areas. It provides opportunity for them to acquire the skills necessary to perform experimental work. The program develops students' ability to communicate, in form and content, both verbally and in writing, the results of scientific work. The physics program offers a background suitable for students planning to pursue graduate study or careers in industry, research or teaching. It also provides a solid foundation for any career requiring analytical reasoning. |
They are intimately connected, central portions of the institutional mission are carried out by academic units. Our unit goals fit into the institutions goals. |
| Students will acquire an understanding of the concepts of classical and modern physics. |
| Examinations, homework, questions posed in class. |
| Starting Date for the Implementation: In Progress |
| Anticipated Date for the First Results: In Progress |
| Students will learn to formulate and solve quantitative problems. |
| Examinations, homework, in-class presentations. |
| Starting Date for the Implementation: In Progress |
| Anticipated Date for the First Results: In Progress |
| Students will acquire the ability to experimentally investigate physical phenomena. |
| Extensive lab reports, supervision of lab work, seminar presentation. |
| Starting Date for the Implementation: In Progress |
| Anticipated Date for the First Results: In Progress |
| Students will learn to communicate, in form and content, both verbally and in writing, the results of scientific work. |
| Extensive lab reports, seminar presentations. |
| Starting Date for the Implementation: In Progress |
| Anticipated Date for the First Results: In Progress |