Curriculum

 

Required Engineering Physics Courses for the PSM Certificate in Instrumentation and Automation:

PHY 5002 Applied Physics Literature
1
PHY 5010 Applied Physics Colloquium
1
PHY 5020 Computational Methods in Physics and Engineering
3
PHY 5330 Digital Electronics
3
PHY 5435 Laboratory Automation (or PHY 5520)
4
PHY 5510 Physics of Transducers
4
PHY 5520 Data Transmission and Fiber Optic Comm. (or PHY 5435)
3
PHY 5635 Adv. Microproc, Interac, and Robtics
4
PHY 5735 Microcontrollers
3
PHY 5900 Internship (Summer year 1 or year 2)
3

PHY Subtotal Hours = 26

Required Business/Communication Core for PSM Concentration:

MBA/BUS (three courses to be determined in consultation with advisor)
9
ENG 5XXX Technical Writing (English)
3

Thesis: Optional

Proficiency: None Required

Comprehensive: A written comprehensive examination is required for the non-thesis option. An oral defense of the thesis is required for the thesis option (satisfied the comprehensive requirement).

Product of Learning: None required

Capstone/Capstone Experience: None required

Seminar: PHY 5010 Applied Physics Colloquium

Graduate Minor in Physics: (272/40.0801) A graduate minor in Physics consists of 8-12 semester hours selected from PHY offerings numbered 5000 and above, except PHY 5989.

 



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