Program: Applied Physics/Engineering Dual Degree Program Major

Jul 03, 2024

2024-25 Undergraduate Catalog

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Greg Gabrielsen	Distinguished Lecturer
Tate Wilson	Distinguished Lecturer

Carroll University, the University of Wisconsin Platteville and the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offer an inter-university program that allows students to earn two degrees: a B.S. in Applied Physics from Carroll University, and a B.S. in Engineering from the UW-Platteville or UW-Milwaukee. There is also an option to earn a B.S. in Applied Physics from Carroll University and an M.S. in Engineering from UW- Milwaukee. The Carroll University portion of these 3+2 programs consists of an intensive integrated experience in general engineering, physical science, applied mathematics, computation, and liberal studies. Upon completing the 3 year program at Carroll University, students transfer to the UW-Platteville or UW-Milwaukee for 2 years to complete an engineering degree in any one of the following disciplines: Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Materials Science. Students receive an Applied Physics degree from Carroll University after the successful completion of their first year at UWP or UWM.

Learning Outcomes for Applied Physics/Engineering

Prepare students to successfully complete an intensive 2-year engineering curriculum at UW-Platteville or UW-Milwaukee.
Introduce students to the engineering profession, including engineering problem solving, judgment and practice.
Begin development of student awareness of the impact of their work on society, locally, nationally and globally.

Core Courses

CHE 109 - Principles of Chemistry I 4 Hour(s)
CHE 109L - Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
CHE 110 - Principles of Chemistry II 4 Hour(s)
CHE 110L - Principles of Chemistry II - Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
CSC 110 - Problem Solving through Programming 4 Hour(s)
GEN 100 - Engineering Seminar I 1 Hour(s)
GEN 101 - Engineering Seminar II 1 Hour(s)
GEN 105 - Engineering Graphics 4 Hour(s)
GEN 210 - Statics and Dynamics 4 Hour(s)
GEN 310 - Strengths of Materials 4 Hour(s)
GEN 320 - Advanced Circuits and Electronics 2 Hour(s)
GEN 320L - Advanced Circuits and Electronics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
MAT 160 - Calculus I 4 Hour(s)
MAT 161 - Calculus II 4 Hour(s)
MAT 207 - Calculus III 4 Hour(s)
MAT 309 - Differential Equations 4 Hour(s)
4 Hour(s)
PHY 203 - General Physics I 4 Hour(s)
PHY 203L - General Physics I Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 204 - General Physics II 4 Hour(s)
PHY 204L - General Physics II Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 301 - Electricity and Magnetism 4 Hour(s)
PHY 301L - Electricity and Magnetism Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 303 - Modern Physics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 303L - Modern Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 304 - Classical Mechanics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 320 - Thermodynamics 4 Hour(s)

Bachelor of Science Requirements

The requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree are:

CMP 112 - Computational Thinking I 4 Hour(s)
CMP 114 - Computational Thinking II - Statistical Analysis Emphasis 4 Hour(s) or
MAT 140 - Calculus and Its Applications 4 Hour(s) or higher
CSC 110 - Problem Solving through Programming 4 Hour(s) or higher
ENG 170 - Writing Seminar 4 Hour(s)
Degree requirements cannot be waived.

Note:

Each major may have specific course sequencing requirements. For specific requirements, see “Required Support Courses” within each major

Courses offered by the program

GEN 100 - Engineering Seminar I 1 Hour(s)
GEN 101 - Engineering Seminar II 1 Hour(s)
GEN 105 - Engineering Graphics 4 Hour(s)
GEN 210 - Statics and Dynamics 4 Hour(s)
GEN 310 - Strengths of Materials 4 Hour(s)
GEN 320 - Advanced Circuits and Electronics 2 Hour(s)
GEN 320L - Advanced Circuits and Electronics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
GEN 380 - Engineering Internship 4 Hour(s)
PHY 101 - Introductory Physics I 4 Hour(s)
PHY 101L - Introductory Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 102 - Introductory Physics II 4 Hour(s)
PHY 102L - Introductory Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 105 - Astronomy 4 Hour(s)
PHY 203 - General Physics I 4 Hour(s)
PHY 203L - General Physics I Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 204 - General Physics II 4 Hour(s)
PHY 204L - General Physics II Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 301 - Electricity and Magnetism 4 Hour(s)
PHY 301L - Electricity and Magnetism Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 303 - Modern Physics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 303L - Modern Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 304 - Classical Mechanics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 320 - Thermodynamics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 380 - Engineering Internship 4 Hour(s)
PHY 396 - Special Problems and Research 4 Hour(s)
PHY 398 - Independent Study in Physics 1 - 4 Hour(s)
PHY 450 - Advanced Experimental Physics 4 Hour(s)
PHY 450L - Advanced Experimental Physics Laboratory 0 Hour(s)
PHY 480 - Work-Oriented Experience 4 Hour(s)
PHY 496 - Special Problems and Research 4 Hour(s)