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Master of Science - Physics

The M.S. degree in physics will be awarded after completion of 30 credits of graduate coursework with the following requirements:

• PEP 642  Mechanics
• PEP 643/644  Electricity and Magnetism I and II
• PEP 554  Quantum Mechanics I
• One 600-level advanced quantum mechanics course
      (currently PEP 621, PEP 653 or PEP 680)
• PEP 528  Mathematical Methods of Science and Engineering II
• PEP 555  Statistical Physics and Kinetic Theory
• PEP 510  Modern Optics Lab (or another lab equivalent)

And two additional elective courses, chosen in consultation with an academic advisor.