PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

PROGRAMS AND COURSES

Typical Course Sequence for B.S. 3/2 Option:

Consult your advisor and Degree Navigator to make sure you meet graduation requirements. Official program requirements (fed directly from the official catalog) and course titles follow this suggested course sequence.

Fall Term

Spring Term
Freshman Year
  • CWP101
  • MAT161, 163
  • BSC101
  • General education elective
  • CWP102
  • MAT162, 164 
  • PHY111
  • Gen. ed. electives (2)
Sophomore Year
  • MAT263, 264 
  • PHY112
  • PHY310
  • Gen. ed. elective
  • MAT315
  • PHY213
  • PHY320
  • Gen. ed. elective
Junior Year
  • PHY305
  • PHY420
  • Gen. ed. electives (2)
  • PHY323
  • PHY324
  • PHY306
  • Gen. ed. elective
Senior Year

 Varies; courses taken at cooperating institution

Varies; courses taken at cooperating institution
Fifth Year

 Varies; courses taken at cooperating institution

Varies; courses taken at cooperating institution

About the Program

This program offers an ideal combination of basic and applied science. Students in the Cooperative (three-two) Physics-Engineering Program attend the college for three years pursuing a liberal arts curriculum in physics. After three years, students transfer to the engineering school of their choice and complete the requirements for an engineering degree in two more years. Cooperating engineering schools include Binghamton University and the University at Buffalo (both SUNY universities), and Clarkson University.

Admissions Requirements

For more information, contact the Physics Department.