Applied Mathematics with option in Physics
The Applied Mathematics major with a Physics concentration bridges rigorous mathematical theory and physical applications. Alongside core math courses, students complete foundation work in calculus-based general physics, modern physics, circuits, and statics. You'll also personalize your degree with 9 elective credits in advanced topics like dynamics, fluids, thermodynamics, or electromagnetism. The specific courses (in addition to the other courses taken by other math majors) can be found in the official catalog and is also posted below. If you have any questions, then please contact Program Director, Dibyajyoti Deb.
Physics Option
Completion requirement
Physics Option Required Electives
Complete ALL of the following Courses:
- PHY223 - General Physics w/Calculus
- PHY311 - Intro to Modern Physics
- EE221 - Circuits I
- ENGR211 - Engineering Mechanics: Statics
Physics Option Electives
Earn at least 9 credits from the following:
- EE341 - Electricity/Magnetism w/Transm
- EE223 - Circuits II
- EE225 - Circuits III
- ENGR212 - Engineering Mech: Dynamics
- ENGR318 - Engineering Mech: Fluids
- ENGR355 - Thermodynamics
- MATH342 - Linear Algebra II
- PHY312 - Intro to Modern Physics
- PHY313 - Intro to Modern Physics
- PHY330 - Electricity & Magnetism