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Courses in Physics and Allied Fields
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7.2 Courses in Physics and Allied FieldsGraduate students in the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics must take at least two 500 level Physics courses. All graduate Physics courses are listed in the table on the following pages. Some courses in allied departments which may interest some students are also listed. Students may take any course in the University for which they are qualified, but the acceptance of a non-standard course for a Graduate Degree Requirement requires that the student submit a petition and receive approval from their advisor and the Associate Department Head. This Petition is given in Appendix C-1. Students should choose their courses in consultation with their academic advisor. Courses in Physics and Allied Fields
* Undergraduate Physics Prerequisite Courses: PHYS 400 (Intermediate E&M I), PHYS 410 (Introduction to Quantum Mechanics), PHYS 412 (Solid State Physics I), PHYS 419 (Theoretical Mechanics), PHYS 420 (Thermal Physics) † PHYS 527 and PHYS 545 are cross-listed as ASTRO 527 and ASTRO 545. Graduate students should register for the ASTRO designations. ‡ ABIOL 574 is approved to substitute for a required ASTRO 500-level course
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