Course Requirements

The following represents one of many paths students can take to complete a major in engineering physics.

Check the Coe catalog to review all of your options.

First Year - Foundational Skills

Fall Semester

• Introduction to Engineering Design (ENR-101)
• Engineering Design Laboratory (ENR-101L )
• General Physics I & Laboratory (PHY-185 & 185L)
• Calculus for Engineers (ENR-125)
• First Year Seminar

Spring Semester

• Computational Methods for Physicists and Engineers (ENR-145)
• General Physics II & Laboratory (PHY-195 & 195L)
• General Chemistry I & Laboratory (CHM-121 & 121L)
• General Education Course (Humanities)

Second Year - Core Physics & Methods

Fall Semester

• Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physicists (PHY-231)
• Modern Physics (PHY-235)
• Advanced Laboratory 1 (PHY-236)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Art)

Spring Semester

• Electromagnetism (PHY-265)
• Advanced Laboratory II (PHY-246)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Social Science)

Third Year - Advanced Topics & Specialization

Fall Semester

• Principles of Analog Electronics & Laboratory (PHY-245 & 245L)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Humanities)

Spring Semester

• Principles of Digital Electronics & Laboratory (ENR-325 & 325L)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Art)

Fourth Year - Capstone & Specialized Electives

Fall Semester

• Senior Design I (ENR-405)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Social Science)

Spring Semester

• Senior Design II (ENR-415)
• Engineering Physics Elective
• Engineering Physics Elective
• General Education Course (Art)

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Engineering Physics Electives

More electives to come!