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Undergraduate Physics at The Ohio State University
Alternative Physics Courses
This page provides a list of physics courses that can be taken as alternative courses
towards an Engineering Physics or Arts & Sciences Physics degree.
Examples of when these courses can be used as a substitution:
If an Engineering Physics student takes only 1 quarter of quantum mechanics, then
that student will then need to replace 632 and 633 with an alternative course. Note: at least 1 quarter of quantum mechanics
(either 631 or H631) is required for all Engineering Physics and Physics majors.
A student misses a required course due to study abroad, co-op, or internship conflicts
and needs to make up the credit.
All substitutions must be approved by Dr. Hughes or Lindsey Thaler
Physics 294: Nanotechnology (Wi)
Prerequisite: Physics or Engineering Physics major or permission of instructor
Physics 570: Optics (Sp)
Prerequisite: Satisfactory intermediate level courses in physics
Physics H455: Honors Holography (Wi)
Prerequisite: Physics or Engineering Physics major or enrollment in an honors program
Physics 664: Theoretical Mechanics (Sp) (not available as a substitution for Arts & Sciences Option A students).
Prerequisite: Physics 262 and Math 415 (or 255), and concurrent Math 513 or 551.
Physics 780:
Prerequisite: at least Physics 631 (some 780 courses will require Physics 632 or 633 in addition to 631)
Physics 780.02: Elementary Particle Physics
Physics 780.04: Atomic & Molecular Physics
Physics 780.05: Nuclear Physics
Physics 780.06: Condensed Matter Physics
Physics 780.20: Special Topics (the topic of this course depends on the instructor)
Physics 730: Methods of Theoretical Physics
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