Example Program
Note that this is just one example! You will work with your advisor to build your own program.
Fall Semester 1:
- Physics 562 Advanced E&M
- Physics 531 Electronics (flex option available) or Physics 651 Topics in Laboratory Techniques
- Physics 696 Research Independent Study
- 1 credit professional development seminar and/or free workshops sponsored by the Office of Professional Development
- Department Seminar (860N, Nuclear/Particle or 860S, Condensed Matter and 691A, Colloquium)
Spring Semester 2:
- Physics 553 Optics
- One or two 500-level topical courses (556 Nuclei and Elementary Particles, 558 Solid State Physics, 564 Advanced Quantum Mechanics, 569 Advanced General Relativity)
- Physics 696 Research Independent Study
- 1 credit professional development seminar and/or free workshops sponsored by the Office of Professional Development
- Department Seminar (860N, Nuclear/Particle or 860S, Condensed Matter and 691A, Colloquium)
Fall Semester 3:
- Physics 531 Electronics (flex option available) or Physics 651 Topics in Laboratory Techniques
- One or two 500 or 600-level topical courses (551 Biophysics, 562 Advanced E&M, 568 General Relativity, 533 Data Analysis, 537 Quantum Computation), or 600-level topical courses outside the department.
- Physics 696 Research Independent Study
- free workshops sponsored by the Office of Professional Development
Spring Semester 4, if needed to complete 30 credits:
- One or two 500-level topical courses (556 Nuclei and Elementary Particles, 558 Solid State Physics, 564 Advanced Quantum Mechanics, 569 Advanced General Relativity), or 600-level topical courses outside the department.
- Physics 696 Research Independent Study
- Department Seminar (860N, Nuclear/Particle or 860S, Condensed Matter and 691A, Colloquium)
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