The Master of Science in Physics is a 45-semester-hour program consisting of coursework at the 5000 and 6000 level, together with research conducted under the guidance of one of the departmental research groups and culminating in a master's thesis.
Course (Credits) | Year Taken - Semester Offered |
PHY 5115 Mathematical Physics (3) | 1 - Fall |
PHY 5240 Advanced Classical Mechanics (3) | 1 - Fall |
PHY 5346 Advanced Electromagnetic Theory I (3) | 1 - Fall |
PHY 5156 Computational Physics (3) | 1 - Spring |
PHY 5347 Advanced Electromagnetic Theory II (3) | 1 - Spring |
PHY 6524 Statistical Physics (3) | 1 - Spring |
PHY 6645 Advanced Quantum Mechanics I (3) | 2 - Fall |
PHY 6935 Graduate Research Seminar (3) | 2 - Fall |
PHY 6646 Advanced Quantum Mechanics II (3) | 2 - Spring |
PHY 5xxx/6xxx Advanced Topics/Electives (3) | 2 and above - Fall, Spring |
For more information, consult the Graduate Catalog.