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Revision in Physics Program.
Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies
at its meeting on November 4, gives rise to the following motion
resulting from the changes proposed in the Physics program:
MOTION
That Senate approve and recommend approval to the Board
of Governors the changes in the c:iemistry Major and Honors
programs as outlined in S78-154-
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The consensus of the Department of Chemistry for our proposed calendar change
occasioned by the recent revisions of the Ph;isics undergraduate Majors program
is as follows:
FROM: Chemistr y Ma
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Required Courses (55 semester hours)
PHYS: 120-3, 121-3, and a minimum of 6 semester hours of
200-division credit
selected
from PHYS 211-3, 221-3 and
laboratory courses. At least
one
of "HYS 211-3, 221-3
must be taken.
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Chemistr.y Major Program
Required Courses (55 semester hours)
PHYS: 120-3, 121-3, and a minirriurn of 6 semester hours selected
from PHYS 211-3, 221-3 and laboratory courses. P+-least one
of PHYS 211-3, 221-3 must be taken.
(Thus, no change in the total credit hours
of
Physics would
be necessary.)
FROM: Chemistr y
Honours Program
Required Courses (79 semester hours)
PHYS: 120-3, 121-3, 211-3, 221-3 and a minimum of 2
semester hours of 200-u laboratory credit (i
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ChemistryHonoursProgram
- Required Courses (81 semester hours)
PHYS: 120-3, 121-3, 131-2, 211-3, 221-3 and a minimum of
2 semester hours of 200-1 laboratDry credit (16 semester
hours).
(The effect here is to increase, by two the total number
of
Physics credits
required toward the Science degree in Chemistry.)
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c.c.: J. Walkley
