Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics (BSEP)
Program Director: Aseema Mohanty
Program Requirements and Policies
- PHY 11 and 12 (or equivalent) are prerequisites for all Physics majors.
- A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for the courses applied to the major and no more than one course applied to the major may have a grade of less than C-.
- No major courses may be taken Pass/Fail.
- If you have more than one major, please see Bulletin for rules on double-counting courses.
- If you have a minor, no more than two course credits used toward the minor may be used toward foundation, distribution, major, or other minor requirements.
Course Requirements
Foundation Requirement:
- PHY 13: Introduction to Modern Physics
- PHY 32: Intermediate Mechanics
- PHY 52: Thermal Physics
- PHY 41: Electronics (or ES 3: Introduction To Electrical Systems W/ Lab and ES 4: Introduction To Digital Logic Circuits W/ Lab)
- Two courses from ES 4, ES 5, ES 8, ES 9, EE 20*, and ME 30*; * Note: Students cannot get credit for both EE20 and ME 30
- Two other courses satisfying the foundation requirements of the School of Engineering
12 Concentration Courses:
- PHY 64: Advanced Experimental Physics
- Three additional courses in Physics or Astronomy at the intermediate or advanced levels (Seminar courses of 2.0 units or less — such as PHY 103, PHY 107, and PHY 108 — cannot be counted toward the Minor and Major course requirements).
- Four courses from the concentration requirements of one of the engineering departments.
- Four approved elective course in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or science.