You must meet the Basic Requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences to obtain an interdisciplinary degree.
37 credit hours are needed in the major. Including:
MATH 220 |
Analytic Geometry and Calculus I |
4 |
STAT |
One of these Statistics courses: STAT 320, 340, 410 or 510 |
3 |
CHM 210 OR CHM 220 |
Chemistry I Chemical Principles I |
4 5 |
CHM 230 OR CHM 250 |
Chemistry II Chemical Principles II |
4 5 |
PHYS 113 OR PHYS 213 |
General Physics I Engineering Physics I |
4 5 |
PHYS 114 OR PHYS 214 |
General Physics II Engineering Physics II |
4 5 |
GEOL 100/103 OR GEOG 220 |
Earth in Action & Geology Lab Environmental Geography I |
3/1 4 |
DAS 499 |
Physical Science Senior Report (See description below) |
1 |
Electives chosen from the following areas:
Computing and Information Science - 200 or above Chemistry - 350, 351, 371, 500 or above Geology - 100, 102, 103, 105, 500 or above but not 512 Geography - 221 Mathematics - 221, 222, 240, 510, 551 Physics - 122, 191, 300 or above but not 515 Statistics - 341, 511 or above
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5-9 |
Problems, Seminar or Topics courses are not acceptable unless listed above. At least five elective hours must have a prerequisite. A "C" or better is required in all courses (including transfer work) prescribed for this curriculum (including electives). A 2.0 cumulative GPA is required overall. 124 hours are required overall for graduation. (Students who entered KSU before the fall of 2003 require only 120 hours for graduation).
DAS 499: Physical Science Senior Report allows individual exploration of an area of physical science culminating in a final formal report. This is the Capstone course required of Physical Science Interdisciplinary majors. Permission of the Physical Science advisor is a prerequisite for the course.