Physical Science
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Students completing the
baccalaureate program will be able
to demonstrate competency and
understanding of the basic concepts
found in astronomy, physics,
chemistry, meteorology, and
geology.
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to utilize the scientific method
for formal investigation and to
demonstrate competency with
experimental methods that are used
to discover and verify the concepts
related to content knowledge.
Baccalaureate graduates will
demonstrate skills necessary for
conducting research related to
content knowledge and laboratory
skills.
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Six months after graduation,
graduates will find work in a science
or technology field or a related
discipline, or be attending a
professional school.
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to produce and present
activities associated with the
discipline effectively oral and
written communication.
Baccalaureate graduates will have
acquired the ability to conduct
experiments with appropriate
controls and be able to function
effectively in a scientific laboratory
setting.
Physical Science (Physics Option)
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Students completing the
baccalaureate program will be able
to demonstrate competency and
understanding of the basic concepts
found in core physics courses
mechanics, quantum mechanics,
thermodynamics, electricity and
magnetism and modern physics.
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to utilize the scientific method
for formal investigation and to
demonstrate competency with
experimental methods that are used
to discover and verify the concepts
related to content knowledge.
Baccalaureate graduates will
demonstrate skills necessary for
conducting research related to
content knowledge and laboratory
skills.
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Six months after graduation,
graduates will find work in a science
or technology field or a related
discipline, or be attending a
professional school.
Baccalaureate graduates will have
acquired the analytical,
mathematical, and computer skills
necessary for solving problems that
are related to objectives (1) and
(2).
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to produce and present
activities associated with the
discipline effectively through oral
and written communication.
Physical Science (Nuclear Physics Option)
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Students completing the
baccalaureate program will be able
to demonstrate competency and
understanding of the basic concepts
found in core physics courses
mechanics, quantum mechanics,
thermodynamics, electricity and
magnetism and modern physics.
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to utilize the scientific method
for formal investigation and to
demonstrate competency with
experimental methods that are used
to discover and verify the concepts
related to content knowledge.
Baccalaureate graduates will
demonstrate skills necessary for
conducting research related to
content knowledge and laboratory
skills.
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Six months after graduation,
graduates will find work in a science
or technology field or a related
discipline, or be attending a
professional school.
Baccalaureate graduates will have
acquired the analytical,
mathematical, and computer skills
necessary for solving problems that
are related to objectives (1) and
(2).
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to produce and present
activities associated with the
discipline effectively through oral
and written communication.
Engineering Physics
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Students completing the
baccalaureate program will be able
to demonstrate competency and
understanding of the basic concepts
found in physics.
Baccalaureate graduates will be
able to utilize the scientific method
for formal
investigation and to demonstrate
competency with experimental
methods that are used to discover
and verify the concepts related to
content knowledge.
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Baccalaureate graduates will
demonstrate skills necessary for
conducting research related to
content knowledge and laboratory
skills.
Baccalaureate graduates will have
found employment in their field or
related area or continue in a
professional school.