Requirements for the CHEMICAL PHYSICS B.S. Degree
The Chemical Physics major applies the concepts and quantitative methods of physics to the descriptions of atoms and molecules, analyzes matter as a statistical assembly of molecular building blocks, and develops and exploits physical (largely spectroscopic) experimental tools with which to test and refine such theories.
The chemical physics major is designed as a preparation for graduate work in chemistry, physics, or other interdisciplinary areas.
It is recommended that the above requirements be completed by the end of the sophomore year.
(Talk to your college for planning general education courses)
Many courses have enforced prerequisites or are offered once per year.
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FALL |
WINTER |
SPRING |
| FRESHMAN YEAR | ||
|---|---|---|
| CHEM 6A | CHEM 6B | CHEM 6C |
| Math 20A | Math 20B | CHEM 7L |
| MATH 20C | ||
| PHYS 2A |
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| SOPHOMORE YEAR | ||
| Phys 2B |
CHEM 140B | CHEM 100A |
| CHEM 140A* | CHEM 143AH | MATH 20F |
| Math 20D | Phys 2C | PHYS 2D |
| Math 20E |
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| JUNIOR YEAR | ||
| CHEM 143C | PHYS 110B/100B | CHEM 100BL |
| CHEM 133* |
CHEM 131 | CHEM 132 |
| Phys 110A/100A |
Phys 2CL | |
| SENIOR YEAR | ||
| CHEM 120A | CHEM 120B** |
CHEM 135 |
| CHEM 105A |
Elective Lab |
Elective |
| MATH 110A |
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* Best time to study abroad. Education Abroad Program deadlines for upcoming year vary by country. See EAP website. See the Chemistry & Biochemistry Undergraduate Advisor for assistance in planning to study abroad.
** Chem. 114A (fall or winter quarter) may be substituted.