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Associate of Science in Physics
College of Science and Mathematics
Department of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Associate of Science in Physics
Program Description
The associate of science program in physics is intended to develop an acute awareness of our physical environment on a conceptual level through rigorous mathematical manipulation of the fundamental laws of physics and through utilization of the techniques of the modern physical scientist. It is also designed to serve as an intermediate step towards acquiring the baccalaureate degree in engineering, physics, or similar science. Depending upon previous educational background, this associate degree can be completed in two to three years.
Entry level courses can be completed on either campus, but the degree is usually completed on St. Thomas campus. There may be opportunities to complete the degree on the STX campus in some years.
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| Title | Name |
|---|---|
| Dean | Sandra Romano, PhD |
| Department Chair | Stanley Latesky, PhD |
| Program Coordinator | David Morris, PhD |
| Administrative Assistant STX | Julene Chapman |
| Administrative Specialist STT | Marlene Parrot-Gookol |