Program Overview

Engineering Physics Program

The mission of the Engineering Physics Program is to prepare students for careers in areas of technology where the disciplines of physics and engineering intersect. The Program provides an interdisciplinary environment where pure and applied science merge. The curriculum is designed to develop sufficient depth in both engineering skills and physics knowledge to produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering.

Program Description

The Engineering Physics Program is designed to prepare students for careers in areas of technology where the disciplines of physics and engineering intersect.

Program Objectives

• Develop sufficient depth in both engineering skills and physics knowledge
  • Produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering
• Provide an interdisciplinary environment where pure and applied science merge

Program Curriculum

The curriculum is designed to develop sufficient depth in both engineering skills and physics knowledge to produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering.

Program Outcomes

The Engineering Physics Program aims to produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering.

If the input contained more detailed information about the program, the output would include additional sections such as:

Program Requirements

• List of required courses
  • Prerequisites for each course
• Other requirements (e.g., internships, projects)

Admission Criteria

• Academic requirements (e.g., GPA, test scores)
• Other admission requirements (e.g., letters of recommendation, personal statement)

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fee structure
• Payment options and deadlines

Research Areas

• List of research areas
  • Description of each research area
• Faculty research interests

However, since this information is not present in the input, it is not included in the extracted output.

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Program Description

The Engineering Physics Program is designed to prepare students for careers in areas of technology where the disciplines of physics and engineering intersect.

Program Objectives

• Develop sufficient depth in both engineering skills and physics knowledge
  • Produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering
• Provide an interdisciplinary environment where pure and applied science merge

Program Curriculum

The curriculum is designed to develop sufficient depth in both engineering skills and physics knowledge to produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering.

Program Outcomes

The Engineering Physics Program aims to produce engineers who are able to relate fundamental physical principles to practical problems in engineering.}$```