Society of Physics Students (SPS) Meeting Next meeting probably Sept. 5. Physics department will pay for first year of membership. Be there! Today’s agenda: Refreshments? Pictures taken. SPS B.S. Physics requirements. Your computing account?

First Semester Chem 1General Chem4 Chem 2General Chem1 Chem 4Lab Safety1 Engl 20Exposition3 Math 8Calc I5 Phys 1Intro to Phys1 15 Second Semester Chem 3General Chem3 History /Pol. Sc.3 Math 21Calc II5 Phys 21Physics I4 Phys 22/27Lab1 16 First Semester Engl 60Writing3 Math 22Calc III4 Phys 25Physics II4 Phys 26/28Lab1 Comp Sci3 Elective3 18 First Semester Math 204Diff. Eq.3 Phys 207Modern Phys. I3 Phys 212Intermediate Lab3 Phys 208Theoretical Phys.3 Elective3 15 Freshman Year Sophomore Year

First Semester Phys 308Mechanics3 Phys 322Adv. Lab I3 Phys 307Modern Phys II3 Math/Stat Elective3 Electives6 18 Second Semester Phys 221E&M I3 Phys 332Adv. Lab II3 Math/Stat Elective3 Electives7 16 First Semester Phys 321E&M II3 Phys 361Quantum3 PhysicsElective3 Electives6 15 First Semester Phys 311Thermo3 HumanitiesElective*3 PhysicsElective3 Electives6 *300 level15 Junior Year Senior Year

Total Hours: 128 Required:82 Electives: Math/Stat6 (208/322/325/351 recommended) Physics6 (305, 323, 337, 357, 371 or 381) Social Studies 6 Humanities9 (3 lit.; level, e.g. Phil 345) Free19 Total46 (18 elective hours at jr/sr level) What should you do with your electives? If you plan on getting a teaching certificate, look at this.this

Adjourn to room 213 and log on to your computing accounts. What do you want to do after you graduate? Look here and here.here “ trends/highlite/bachplus5/ bachplus5.htm” the above link is no longer active, but you can view a wealth of statistics here: “nearly 90 percent of all physicists are hidden physicists”