Physics
Chair: Dr. Philip Maurone
Office: 347 Mendel
Tel. (610) 519-4860
Website:
http://www.villanova.edu/artsci/physics/
Course descriptions:
http://www.artsci.villanova.edu/courses/physics.html
Bachelor Of Science, MAJOR:
PHY 2410 University Physics: Mechanics
PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics
PHY 2412 University Physics: Electricity & Magnetism
PHY 2413 Lab: Electricity & Magnetism
PHY 2414 University Physics: Thermodynamics
PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics
PHY 2416 Modern Physics
PHY 2417 Lab: Modern Physics
PHY 2601 Computational Physics Lab I
PHY 2603 Computational Physics Lab II
PHY 3310 Electronics
PHY 3311 Electronics Laboratory
PHY 4000 Electricity & Magnetism I
PHY 4001 Electricity & Magnetism I Laboratory
PHY 4002 Electricity & Magnetism II
PHY 4003 Electricity & Magnetism II Laboratory
PHY 4100 Mechanics I
PHY 4102 Mechanics II
PHY 4200 Mathematical Physics I
PHY 4202 Mathematical Physics II
PHY 4301 Experimental Methods I
PHY 5100 Quantum Mechanics
PHY 5200 Thermodynamics/Statistical Mechanics
PHY 5300 Subatomic Physics
CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I
CHM 1151 General Chemistry I
CHM 1152 General Chemistry II
MAT 1500 Calculus I
MAT 1505 Calculus II
MAT 2500 Calculus III
MAT 2705 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra.
In addition, Physics majors must select a minimum of one elective from the
Physics departmental offerings and two science courses chosen from courses for
Science, Mathematics or Computer Science Majors.
See the website address above for more information.
Bachelor of Arts, MAJOR:
PHY 2410 University Physics: Mechanics
PHY 2411 Lab: Mechanics
PHY 2412 University Physics: Electricity & Magnetism
PHY 2413 Lab: Electricity & Magnetism
PHY 2414 University Physics: Thermodynamics
PHY 2415 Lab: Thermodynamics
PHY 2416 Modern Physics
PHY 2417 Lab: Modern Physics
PHY 2601 Computational Physics Lab I
PHY 2603 Computational Physics Lab II
PHY 3310 Electronics
PHY 3311 Electronics Laboratory
PHY 4000 Electricity & Magnetism I
PHY 4001 Electricity & Magnetism I Laboratory
PHY 4100 Mechanics I
PHY 4200 Mathematical Physics I
PHY 4301 Experimental Methods I
PHY 4303 Experimental Methods II
PHY 5100 Quantum Mechanics
CHM 1103 General Chemistry Lab I
CHM 1151 General Chemistry I
CHM 1152 General Chemistry II
MAT 1500 Calculus I
MAT 1505 Calculus II
MAT 2500 Calculus III
MAT 2705 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra.
In addition, BA majors must complete two courses in Humanities Seminar, three
Social Sciences Electives, and ten Humanities Electives (which must satisfy the
core requirements of the College of Arts & Sciences), plus, complete four
courses in a minor, concentration, or technical elective with the Chairperson’s
approval.
See the website address above for more information.
MINOR: Successful completion of an introductory sequence in Physics, plus
a minimum of 15 credits from the upper level Physics courses numbered above
3000. Physics minors are open to all science and engineering students.
Applied Minor: All Math Courses required for a Math degree, plus
MAT 4310 PHY 2416/2417
PHY 2410/2411 PHY 3310/3311
PHY 2412/2413 PHY 4301
PHY 2414/2415 PHY 4303
See the website address above for more information.
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