Students should refer to the Faculty of Science Degree regulations for details.Įnglish 1080 and English 1110 (or equivalent).Ĭhemistry 10 (or Chemistry 1010, 1011, and 1031). Supplementary examinations will be allowed in certain Physics courses which have written final examinations. Where circumstances warrant, any prerequisites listed below may be waived by the Head of the Department. Such students are advised to consult the Department. Students who have successfully completed Advanced Placement courses in both Physics and Mathematics will normally be eligible for direct entry into Physics 1051, 20, all of which are offered in the Fall semester. Students may receive credit for only one of Physics 10. Students who complete Physics 1020 and Mathematics 1000 are eligible for admission to Physics 1051. Physics 1020 is intended for students who do not qualify for Physics 1050, and while it may be taken by students who have no background in Physics it is recommended that students wishing to take Physics 1020 should have completed at least one of Level II and Level III Physics. Students who have completed Mathematics 1090 and Physics 1050, however, are required to complete Mathematics 1000 before registering for Physics 1051. However, under certain circumstances, students enrolled in Mathematics 1090, will be allowed to register for Physics 1050 with the permission of the Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography. Mathematics 1000 must be taken at the same time as, or be completed prior to, taking Physics 1050. Physics 1050 is open to and recommended for students who have completed Level II Physics, Level III Physics and Level III Advanced Mathematics.

The six course stream consisting of Physics 1050, 1051, 2053, 2055, 2750, and 2820 or alternatively the seven course stream of Physics 1020, 1050, 1051, 2053, 2055, 2750, and 2820 is intended to provide a cohesive overview of Physics for potential Physics majors. Students with credits in Physics courses which are not listed in this calendar should consult with the Department. Students are urged to consult with these advisors at their earliest opportunity in order to ensure that they select appropriate courses and programs. Additional Departmental requirements are given below.įaculty advisors are available to provide advice to students who are registered in, or who are considering registering in, any of the programs. The attention of students intending to follow any one of the programs listed above is drawn to the UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS - General Academic Regulations (Undergraduate), governing the appropriate degree.

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