Bachelor of Science

Interdisciplinary Mathematics-Physics Major with Secondary Certification

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• Semester Hours
• Academic Major

  • Mathematics 1561, 2513

    10

  • Mathematics 3307, 3514, 4321, 4322

    14

  • Physics 1441 and 2442

    8

  • Physics 3301, 3303, 3461, 4181

    11

  • Physics (advanced)

    5

• Other Requirements

  • Communication 2301

    3

  • Computational and Applied Mathematics 1351

    3

  • English 1301, 1302, and sophomore literature

    9

  • Political Science 2301 and 2302

    6

  • History 1301 and 1302

    6

  • Natural Science (biology or geology)*

    8

  • Physical Activity

    1

  • Social Science (economics, geography, psychology, sociology) lower division

    3

  • Visual and Performing Arts (art, theatre, music) lower division

    3

• Professional Education

  • Education 4321, 4322, 4323, and 4973

    18

  • Educational Psychology 3303

    3

  • Reading 4320

    3

  • Electives

    6

The above plan meets all core curriculum and general Bachelor of Science degree requirements. This degree requires 120 semester hours, of which 54 are advanced.

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* Students may take the natural science courses in one or more disciplines.

Minimum course requirements for Secondary Certification in Mathematics-Physics. A student who chooses mathematics-physics for a teaching field regardless of major must complete the following courses: Mathematics 1561, 2513, 3307,3514, 4321, 4322, and Physics 1441, 2442, 3301, 3303, 3461, 4181, and five additional advanced hours of physics.

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Revised June 2009