Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Physics
Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Physics provides systematic undergraduate preparation in Theoretical Physics. This field studies mathematical representations of physical laws, theoretical models, and scientific reasoning methods that support engineering science and basic research.
Program Positioning
The bachelor's program provides full undergraduate preparation with emphasis on professional theory, laboratory practice, integrated design, and standard communication. This field studies mathematical representations of physical laws, theoretical models, and scientific reasoning methods that support engineering science and basic research.
Classical Physics Foundations
Study mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, waves, and other foundational theories.
Mathematical Physics Methods
Develop methods in differential equations, linear algebra, complex variables, and physical modeling.
Modern Physics
Understand foundational topics in quantum theory, statistical physics, relativity, and condensed matter.
Research Training
Practice literature reading, theoretical derivation, model analysis, and academic communication.
Learning Objectives
Study and Completion Requirements
- Complete general education, major core courses, electives, and practical learning components.
- Develop applied capability through course design, laboratory work, case analysis, or engineering projects.
- Complete a capstone design, thesis, or equivalent integrated academic and practical outcome.