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Photo of the moon taken by an amateur astronomer in his back yard.
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Physical Science Option (71-72 units)
The Physical Science Option provides a broad understanding of the physical sciences, in particular, physics, chemistry, geology and mathematics. This option is designed for students interested in teaching physical science in secondary school or pursuing a general science field such as science journalism.
- Lower Division Requirements (46 - 47 units)
- Required Courses (44 units)
- CHE 110. General Chemistry I (5)
- CHE 112. General Chemistry II (5)
- EAR 100. Introduction to Earth Sciences (3)
- EAR 101. Earth Sciences Laboratory (1)
- EAR 200. Earth History and Evolution (3)
- EAR 201. Earth History Laboratory (1)
- MAT 191. Calculus I (4)
- MAT 193. Calculus II (4)
- MAT 211. Calculus III (4)
- PHY 130. General Physics I (5)
- PHY 132. General Physics II (5)
- PHY 134. General Physics III (4
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- Select one course from the following (2-3 units):
- CSC 101. Computer Applications for Scientists (2)
- CSC 111. Introduction to Computers and BASIC Programming (3)
- CSC 121. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming (3)
- Upper Division Requirements (25 units)
- Required Courses (11 units) .
- PHY 320. Physical Optics (3)
- PHY 333. Analog Electronics (3)
- PHY 341. Advanced Laboratory (2)
- PHY 346. Thermal Physics (3)
- Select additional work from CHE, CSC, EAR and/or PHY (14 units).
NOTE: Consult with a physics advisor to choose classes consistent with the requirements for the subject matter preparation program in physical science.
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