Students in this program also can satisfy the Indiana certification requirements to teach Physics in secondary school. The M.S. degree provides more rigorous training in mathematics and physics, preparing students for employment in government and industry. The Ph.D. degree prepares students for a career in research, and employment in academia as well as government and industry. This course has undergone extensive innovation and assessment in recent years. Student Learning Objectives Development of a unified core curriculum for the Schools of Science and Liberal Arts resulted in the delineation of a number of general education learning objectives.
Laboratory reports, capstone report.
Classroom presentations, capstone presentation. Literature research, web-based learning. B. Proficiency in critical, analytical thinking and creative problem solving. Solve physical problems and draw mathematically based conclusions through clear and logical reasoning from course assignments, laboratory exercises, and independent study. C. Achievement in intellectual depth, breadth, and adaptiveness.