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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
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Mr. H. Evans
Secretary of Senate
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Physics Requirements for Biochemistr)?
Honors Students
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B. L. Funt
Dean of Science
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November19,1970
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The Faculty of Science, at its meeting of November 19, 1970, approved
the attached recommendation for revision of the Physics requirements
for Biochemistry students.
The recommended requirement for both Majors and Honors program is as
follows:
Majors Program
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Honors Program
(includes majors program courses
Either
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plus the following:)
101-3 (General Physics I) ?
202-2 (Introductory Optics)
102-3 (General Physics II)
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206-2 (Introductory Thermal
and Modern Physics)
233-2 (Introductory Physics
Laboratory A)
Or
201-2 (Introductory Mech-
anics)
202-2 (Introductory Optics)
204-2 (Introductory Elec-
tricity and Magnetism)
2Q6-2 (Introductory Thermal
and Modern Physics)
233-2 (Introductory Physics
Laboratory A)
The revised program allows for a more satisfactory program in Physics for
Biochemistry students. It also permits a freer interchange for students
between majors and honors programs.
This proposal is now forwarded to Senate for approval.
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B. L. Funt
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
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Dr. J.S. Barlow, Chairman
Bio-Chemistry Committee
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November 18, 19
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Members of Faculty
Faculty of Science
Subject.. ?
Changes in the Bio-Chemistry Progra:
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Physics Requirements
The present require;ent for Honors students in addition to the
core program is:
Physics 203-2, 206-2 and 233-2 (6 hours, bringing total
requirement to 12 hours)
Physics 203--2 has a prerequisite structure imposing
an additional course.
The recommended requirement for both Majors and Honors program
is as follows:
Core program Physics 101-3 ad 102-3 or 201-2, 202-2 and 204-2
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Honors program must include in addition to the core program
202-2, 206-2 and 233-2
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PHYSICS REQUIREMENTS FOR BIOCHEMISTRY HONORS
A recommendation from the Subcommittee on Biochemistry
has been forwarded and considered by the Undergraduate Curriculum
Committee. The final recommendation, as recommended, will be
distributed separately.
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B. L. Punt
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Passed by the Faculty of Science, November 19. 1970
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