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Department of
Physics
| Minor In Astronomy |
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The Minor in Astronomy is an ideal complementary minor primarily for students in two general categories, such as:
- Students currently majoring in engineering or the sciences.
- Students who have taken the introductory Math and Physics courses required of
engineering and science majors, but have since changed their majors.
While all science students are invited to complete the astronomy minor, students who are not
required to complete an introductory sequence of Physics courses as part of their major, may
find scheduling more difficult. Students majoring in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science,
Mathematics and Physics are the main target for this minor. |
| REQUIRED COURSES: |
| PHY 152 |
General Physics I |
3 cr hrs |
| PHY 153 |
General Physics II |
3 cr hrs |
| AST 201 |
Astronomy |
3 cr hrs |
| Total |
9 cr hrs |
| CHOOSE AT LEAST THREE FROM THE FOLLOWING: |
| AST 301 |
Methds of Observational Astro |
3 cr hrs |
| AST 302 |
Astrobiology |
3 cr hrs |
| AST 303 |
Intro. To Astrophysics |
3 cr hrs |
| AST 401 |
Stellar Astrophysics |
3 cr hrs |
| Total |
9 cr hrs |
| TOTAL REQUIRED FOR MINOR IN ASTRONOMY |
18 Cr Hrs |
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