Program Overview

BS in Engineering Physics with concentration in Digital Electronic Systems

The University of Kansas offers a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics with a concentration in Digital Electronic Systems. This program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in physics and engineering, with a focus on digital electronic systems.

Program Requirements

The program requires a total of 125.5 hours of coursework, including:

• Freshman year:
  • Fall: MATH 125, EPHX 210 or PHSX 211, PHSX 150, Core 34: English, Core 34: Communications, Core 34: Social & Behavioral Sciences, Core 34: Arts & Humanities
  • Spring: MATH 126, EECS 168, Core 34: English, Core 34: Social & Behavioral Sciences
• Sophomore year:
  • Fall: EECS 202, MATH 127, MATH 220, MATH 290, Core 34: Social & Behavioral Sciences
  • Spring: PHSX 212, PHSX 236, EECS 140, EECS 212, EECS 268
• Junior year:
  • Fall: EPHX 521, EECS 361, EECS 388, EECS 312, Core 34: Arts & Humanities
  • Spring: PHSX 313, PHSX 316, EECS 348, EECS 443, MATH 526
• Senior year:
  • Fall: EECS 470, EECS 541, EPHX 531, ENGR/PHSX Elective, Core 34: U.S. Culture
  • Spring: EECS 542, EECS 645, EPHX 601, EPHX 611, Core 34: Global Culture

Notes

• This course is a major course and is also part of Core 34: Systemwide General Education. If this course is not taken to fulfill the Core 34:SGE requirement, it must be taken in place of elective hours.
• This course is a Core 34: Systemwide General Education course. This specific course is not required but is recommended by the program’s faculty.
• This course is a Required Core 34: Systemwide General Education course. This program is approved by the Kansas Board of Regents to require this specific Core 34:Systemwide General Education course. If a student did not take this course, it must be taken in addition to other degree requirements.