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-====== Core Courses ======
-^ Admission Requirements ^^^^
-^ Introductory Physics Core Requirements ^^^Credits^
-| Physics I | Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering I | PHYS1301W or PHYS1401V | 4 |
-| Physics II | Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering II |PHYS1302W or PHYS1402V | 4 |
-| Physics III (//offered fall semesters only//) | Introduction to Waves, Optics, and Special Relativity |PHYS2503 or PHYS2403H | 4 |
-| PHYS 2201 (//offered fall semesters only//) | Introductory Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics | 3 |
-^ Mathematics Requirements ^^^Credits^
-| Calculus I | MATH1271 or MATH1371 or MATH1571H | 4 |
-| Calculus II | MATH1272 or MATH1372 or MATH1572H | 4 |
-| Calculus III or IV | MATH2243 or MATH2373 of MATH2573H or MATH2263 or MATH2374 or MATH2574H | 4 |
-^ Program Requirements ^^^
-^ Lower Division Core Physics Requirements ^^Credits^
-| Phys 2601 (//offered spring semesters only//) | Quantum Physics | 4 |
-| Phys 2605 (//offered spring semesters only//) | Quantum Physics Laboratory | 3 |
-^ Additional Programmatic Requirements Depending on Sub-Plan ^^Credits^
-| These requirements relate to the 5 different degree sub-plans and are subject to departmental review and approval for each student. See the relevant pages for each subplan || 48-52 |
-======Liberal Education Requirements======
-Required for all students at the University. These have changed for students admitted after Fall 2010. See the [[http://onestop.umn.edu/degree_planning/lib_eds/index.html|liberal education requirements website]] and talk with your college academic adviser to ensure you are fulfilling all requirements.
-For physics majors, two of the 7 liberal education requirements (Mathematical Thinking and Physical Science) are already covered in the core courses listed above. This leaves 16 credits in Arts/Humanities (3 cr.); Biological Science, which must include lab or field experience (4 cr.); Historical Perspective (3 cr.); Literature (3 cr.); and Social Sciences (3 cr.).
-**Designated Themes**: Each student must take at least three credits in each of the five designated themes: Civic Life and Ethics, Diversity and Social Justice in the United States, The Environment, Global Perspectives, and Technology and Society. Note that many of the courses satisfying a theme requirement will also satisfy one of the liberal education requirements. Others can be counted under the free elective category below.
-**First-year writing requirement**: WRIT 1301 //or// WRIT 1401 (4 cr.)
-**Additional free electives** in either major or non-major areas. These count towards the total credit requirement for graduation (10-14 cr.)

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