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Dec 05, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Applied Physics, B.A.
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Major Requirements
Major Requirements: 55 Credit Hours at UC plus 30 Semester Credit Hours in Engineering at University of Kentucky.
Bachelor of Art students must take 12 credits of the Lower Division General Education requirement in the same World Language.
Exit Exam: ETS
Required Physics Courses: 17 Credit Hours
Physics Theory Courses: Choose 6 Credit Hours
Physics Experiment Courses: 4 Credit Hours
Mathematics Elective Courses: 21 Credit Hours
Mathematics Elective Courses 2 Courses from these options
Chemistry Elective Courses: 4 Credit Hours
Programming Elective Courses: 3 Credit Hours
30 Semester Hours in Engineering at UK:
No more than 9 hours at 100/200 levels
Remaining 21 Hours at 300/400 levels
Notes:
The applied physics major is for students pursuing the dual-degree (3-2) engineering option and leads to two bachelor’s degrees. UC has a formal agreement with the University of Kentucky; however, other ABET-accredited engineering schools may be acceptable on a case-by-case basis. Engineering schools and individual branches of engineering require different core courses; applied physics majors are responsible for being familiar with these specific requirements. The curriculum nominally requires three years at UC and two years at UK; however, a variety of situations may affect this timeframe. UC recommends that students complete introductory engineering courses during the summer between UC and UK. Some engineering branches require additional (and maybe extensive) background in programming, chemistry, or biology that are beyond the required curriculum; thus, requiring more than five years.
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