• PHYC 480.03/485.03 two Honours Projects†
• PHYC 4160.03: Math Methods in Physics
• PHYC 4100.03: Electrodynamics.
Other required classes as dictated by pre-requisites for the different physics courses offered:
• CHEM 1011.03/1012.03: General Chemistry I/II
• MATH 1000.03/1010.03: Differential and Integral Calculus I/II
• MATH 2001.03/2002.03: Intermediate Calculus I/II
• MATH 2030.03: Matrix Theory and Linear Algebra I and (MATH 2135.03: Linear Algebra or MATH 2300.03: Mathematical Modelling I or MATH 2400.03: Introduction to Numerical Computing)
• MATH 3110.03/3120.03: Differential Equations I/II
A full-credit class in scientific computer programming (e.g. PHYC 2050: Computer Simulations in Science) is recommended to be taken before the end of the second year.
† the 2nd honours projects (PHYC4850) can be a continuation of the first one (PHYC 4800). The projects need to have a strong oceanographic component, with a supervisor or co-supervisor chosen from the faculty members in the Department of Oceanography.
The Oceanography component is comprised of the following classes:
Required Oceanography Classes:
• OCEA 2000X/Y.06 or 2001A/2002B: The Blue Planet
• OCEA 4120.03: Physical Oceanography
• OCEA 4311.03: Fluid Dynamics 1
The following classes are available to fill the remaining OCEA credits*:
• OCEA 4130.03: Chemical Oceanography
• OCEA 4210.03: Time Series Analysis in Oceanography and Meteorology
• OCEA 4220.03: Numerical Modelling of Atmospheres and Oceans
• OCEA 4221.03: Ocean Dynamics
• OCEA 4222.03: Estuary, Coast and Shelf Dynamics
• OCEA 4250.03: Acoustical Oceanography
• OCEA 4520.03: Introduction to Atmospheric Science
• OCEA 5680.03: Ecosystem Modelling of Marine and Freshwater Environments (cross-listed as ENGM4680)
* Students are responsible for fulfilling all pre-requisite classes or obtaining the permission of the instructor to enroll. Students in the program must consult regularly with the Undergraduate Coordinator in each Department.