Bachelor of Science
Applied Physics
Program of Study |
Credit Points |
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Core Units |
24cps |
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Unit Code |
Unit Title |
Unit cps |
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MATH101 |
Algebra and Differential Calculus |
6 |
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MATH102 |
Integral Calculus, Differential Equations and Introductory Statistics |
6 |
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PHYS131 |
Applied Physics I |
6 |
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PHYS132 |
Applied Physics II |
6 |
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Listed Units for this Major |
36cps |
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PHYS204 |
Electromagnetism |
6 |
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PHYS207 |
Fluid Mechanics |
6 |
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PHYS211 |
Introduction to Electronics |
6 |
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PHYS212 |
Photonics |
6 |
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BIOP320 |
Biomedical Applications of Biophysics |
6 |
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PHYS301 |
Symmetry, Spectroscopy and Quantum Mechanics |
6 |
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PHYS311 |
Digital Electronic Systems |
6 |
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PEC314* |
Nuclear Physics |
6 |
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PEC317* |
Solid State Physics and Devices |
6 |
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SCI395 |
Science Report |
6 |
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Course Requirements |
84 cps |
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To achieve an overall total of 144 credit points candidates must complete a further 84 credit points by either: |
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Total |
144 cps |
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Notes |
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Course Plans
The following are standard patterns of enrolment or pathways for candidates studying on a full-time or part-time basis. They take into account unit pre-requisite, co-requisite and timetabling requirements. Candidates can each year choose to study less units than the full-time pattern or more units than the part-time pattern, but if doing so should use these standard patterns as guides as to how best to structure their studies.
For candidates studying Full-Time = 48cps per year or 24cps per semester
Year |
Notes |
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
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1 |
In their first year candidates should enrol in these 4 units and 4 Elective Units at 100-level. |
MATH101 |
MATH102 |
PHYS131 |
PHYS132 |
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100-level Elective Unit |
100-level Elective Unit |
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100-level Elective Unit |
100-level Elective Unit |
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2 |
In Yr 2 candidates should enrol in either 4 Listed Units for this Major and 4 Elective Units or 2 Listed Units for this Major and 6 Elective Units. |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major or 200-level Elective Unit |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major or 200-level Elective Unit |
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200-level Elective Unit |
200-level Elective Unit |
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200-level Elective Unit |
200-level Elective Unit |
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3 |
In Yr 3 candidates should enrol in either 4 Listed Units for this Major and 4 Elective Units or 2 Listed Units for this Major and 6 Elective Units. |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
Listed Unit for this Major or Elective Unit |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major or Elective Unit |
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300-level Elective Unit |
300-level Elective Unit |
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300-level Elective Unit |
Elective Unit |
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For candidates studying Part-Time = 24cps per year or 12cps per semester
Year |
Notes |
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
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1 |
In their first year candidates should enrol in these 4 units. |
MATH101 |
MATH102 |
PHYS131 |
PHYS132 |
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2 |
In Yr 2 candidates should enrol in 4 Elective Units at 100-level. |
100-level Elective Unit |
100-level Elective Unit |
100-level Elective Unit |
100-level Elective Unit |
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3 |
The number and combination of Listed Units for this Major and Elective Units in which candidates enrol each year for Yrs 3 to 6 can be varied to that suggested here to take into account unit availability. |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
200/300-level Listed Unit for this Major or 200-level Elective Unit |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major or 200-level Elective Unit |
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4 |
200-level Elective Unit |
200-level Elective Unit |
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200-level Elective Unit |
200-level Elective Unit |
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5 |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major |
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300-level Listed Unit for this Major or Elective Unit |
300-level Listed Unit for this Major or Elective Unit |
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6 |
300-level Elective Unit |
300-level Elective Unit |
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300-level Elective Unit |
Elective Unit |
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Notes |
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