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July 1Fall final/open-intake applicationStanding annual Fall admission timeline · Every year
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  • programme-specific earlier deadlines remain applicable
  • July 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • The domestic table permits some select limited-intake consideration after the final/open-intake date
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  • July 1
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March 1Fall limited-intake applicationStanding annual Fall admission timeline · Every year
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  • March 1
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  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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  • March 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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November 1Spring (January) final/open-intake applicationStanding annual Spring (January) admission timeline · Every year
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  • programme-specific earlier deadlines remain applicable
  • November 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • The domestic table permits some select limited-intake consideration after the final/open-intake date
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November 1Spring (January) final/open-intake applicationStanding annual Spring (January) admission timeline · Every year
  • International applicants
  • programme-specific earlier deadlines remain applicable
  • November 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • The international table says no applications after this final date
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August 1Spring (January) limited-intake applicationStanding annual Spring (January) admission timeline · Every year
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  • August 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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August 1Spring (January) limited-intake applicationStanding annual Spring (January) admission timeline · Every year
  • International limited-intake applicants
  • August 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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March 1Summer final/open-intake applicationStanding annual Summer admission timeline · Every year
  • Canadian/PR applicants
  • programme-specific earlier deadlines remain applicable
  • March 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • The domestic table permits some select limited-intake consideration after the final/open-intake date
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March 1Summer final/open-intake applicationStanding annual Summer admission timeline · Every year
  • International applicants
  • programme-specific earlier deadlines remain applicable
  • March 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • The international table says no applications after this final date
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December 1Summer limited-intake applicationStanding annual Summer admission timeline · Every year
  • Canadian/PR limited-intake applicants
  • December 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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December 1Summer limited-intake applicationStanding annual Summer admission timeline · Every year
  • International limited-intake applicants
  • December 1
  • No entry year is stated
  • Programme intake type and availability must be checked in the calendar and application checklist
  • Some limited intakes close early or have published extensions
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Requirements

Admission requirements

High-school prerequisites

Check the university’s requirements for your province and applicant category.

  • Meet KPU’s undergraduate English proficiency requirement through an accepted course, qualification or test.
KPU · faculty open-intake admission and undergraduate English proficiency
Application steps
  1. Step 1Check the admission requirements
  2. Step 2Apply through EducationPlannerBC
    • Create your application and select this program.
    EducationPlannerBCEducationPlannerBC
  3. Step 3Official secondary-school transcript
    • KPU requires transcripts from every secondary and postsecondary institution attended.
    KPU official transcript requirementsKPU official transcript requirements
  4. Step 4$40 domestic application fee
    • The non-refundable fee applies to one application term.
    KPU application fees and depositsKPU application fees and deposits
Applicant pathways
Open-intake faculty entry

Applicants using the open-intake route

  • KPU admits open-intake students to the Faculty of Science before they declare a BSc major. Biology, Health Science and Physics for Modern Technology have their own declaration and course requirements.
KPU Registrar · Faculty of Science undergraduate entry and BSc declarations

Degree requirements

Complete graduation and progression requirements have not been mapped here. Check the university’s academic calendar.

Program facts

Entering averageNot researched

The admission average has not been researched for this program.

Majors & specializations

KPU admits open-intake students to the Faculty of Science before they declare a BSc major. Biology, Health Science and Physics for Modern Technology have their own declaration and course requirements.

Biology

BSc

Study biology and supporting chemistry and statistics.

Courses

Separate study choices within this entry program. Each course block belongs to its named choice; it is not required of every student in the degree.

Biology24 listed

Current department course examples or proposed offerings, shared across its degree routes. Individual course credits appear only when printed. These menus do not establish the complete major requirements. Tentative offerings can change. 2026–27 calendar minimum credits required for the complete credential: 132. Major-only course tables do not replace linked degree-framework requirements.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I4 credits
  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II4 credits
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ANTH 1200Biological Anthropology3 credits

    Students will explore human ancestry, fossil hominins, non-human primates, and modern human physical variation.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ANTH 1217Forensic Anthropology3 credits

    Students will study the concepts and techniques that forensic anthropologists use to identify human skeletal remains for legal purposes.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CMNS 1120Applied Oral Communications3 credits

    Students will study the theories, principles and applications of oral communications, and apply these theories and principles to design, develop and deliver effective oral presentations for a variety of contexts.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CMNS 1140Intro. to Professional Communication3 credits
  • COMM 1100Foundations of Communication Studies3 credits

    Students will be given a comprehensive overview of what it means to study communications.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CPSC 1100Introduction to Computer Literacy3 credits

    Students will learn concepts and trends in computer science.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • EDUC 1100Introduction to University Studies3 credits
  • INDG 1100Introduction to Indigenous Studies3 credits

    Students will learn about the histories, cultures, and contemporary situation of Indigenous peoples in North America, with special attention to Indigenous peoples in Canada.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHIL 1110Introduction to Ethics3 credits
  • PHIL 1111Sustainability: Analysis and Ethics3 credits
  • PHIL 1112Environmental Ethics3 credits
  • PHIL 1145Critical Thinking3 credits

    Students will study the process of argument reconstruction and evaluation.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • SOCI 1125Introduction to Society: Processes and Structures3 credits

    Students will learn essential concepts, theoretical perspectives, and methods used in the discipline of sociology to analyze social processes and structures.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • WRIT 1100Reading and Writing for University3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
Physics for Modern Technology21 listed

Current department course examples or proposed offerings, shared across its degree routes. Individual course credits appear only when printed. These menus do not establish the complete major requirements. Tentative offerings can change. 2026–27 calendar minimum credits required for the complete credential: 126. Major-only course tables do not replace linked degree-framework requirements.

  • PHYS 1600Introduction to Modern Technology3 credits

    Students will learn to work with microcontroller chips which are at the heart of many modern technological devices.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHYS 1120Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences I4 credits

    Students will learn about statics, dynamics, oscillations, mechanical waves and sound.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHYS 1220Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics, modern physics, electricity and magnetism.

    KPU 2026–27 exact native course-credit header
  • MATH 1120Differential Calculus3 credits

    Students will learn to differentiate algebraic and elementary transcendental functions and to apply these skills to graphing, maxima and minima, related rates, and rectilinear motion.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1220Integral Calculus3 credits

    Students will learn to integrate algebraic and elementary transcendental functions and to apply these skills to appropriate problems.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ENGL 1100Introduction to University Writing3 credits

    In this introductory university writing course, students will develop their abilities in critical reading and thinking, analysis, and clear written expression.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CHEM 1210Chemical Energetics and Dynamics4 credits

    Students will learn about topics including liquids, solids and solutions, a review of redox reactions, electrochemistry, the laws of thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, ionic equilibria, and chemical kinetics.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • BIOL 1110Introductory Biology I4 credits

    Students will study the diversity of life on Earth, the classification of organisms, biological evolution, and the interactions of organisms with their environments.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHIL 1145Critical Thinking3 credits

    Students will study the process of argument reconstruction and evaluation.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHIL 1150Introduction to Logic3 credits
  • ECON 1150Principles of Microeconomics3 credits

    Understanding microeconomics is like gaining a superpower for your career.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ECON 1250Principles of Macroeconomics3 credits

    This course is ideal for those who are interested in global economics and looking to grasp the big picture of how national economies operate.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • BUSI 1110Canadian Business Fundamentals3 credits
  • BUSI 1210Essentials of Business Management3 credits
  • CPSC 1103Principles of Program Structure and Design I3 credits

    Students will learn fundamental programming concepts using the C++ programming language.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CPSC 1204Principles of Program Structure and Design II3 credits

    Students will learn fundamental programming design and implementation concepts in the context of object-oriented programming.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • EDUC 1100Introduction to Higher Education or3 credits
  • EDUC 1150Introduction to Higher Education for International Students3 credits

    Students will understand the purpose and values of higher education in a Canadian context.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • CMNS 1110Fundamentals of Business Communication3 credits
  • CMNS 1140Introduction to Professional Communications3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
Biology

Biology

3 COURSES: / Fall3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I4 credits
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
3 COURSES: / Spring3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II4 credits
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
3 COURSES: / Summer3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Fall4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I4 credits
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Spring4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Summer2 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Fall5 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Spring4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II4 credits
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Summer1 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
3 COURSES: / Fall3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I4 credits
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
KPU current department programme/course information
3 COURSES: / Spring3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II4 credits
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
3 COURSES: / Summer3 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Fall4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I4 credits
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Spring4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
4 COURSES: / Summer2 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Fall5 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1110Intro. To Biology I
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • ENGL 1100Intro. To University Writing3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Spring4 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • BIOL 1210Intro. To Biology II4 credits
  • CHEM 1210Chem. Energetics & Dynamics4 credits
  • MATH 1230Calculus fir Life Sciences II3 credits
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU2026–27 exact course content
KPU current department programme/course information
5 COURSES: / Summer1 listed

Recommended first-year load alternative; this is not a fixed full-degree timetable.

  • MATH 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits
KPU current department programme/course information
2026–27: Curricular Requirements29 listed

Published requirement group, with course alternatives retained. This is not a fixed academic-term timetable or an assertion that every option is required. Select three credits of ENGL at the undergraduate level | 3. | Credits | 36. Select six credits of Electives at the undergraduate level | 6. | Credits | 32. Select at least one of: | 4. Select at least one of: | 4. Select at least 9 credits of BIOL at the 3000 level or higher | 9. Select three credits of BIOL at the undergraduate level | 3. Select six credits of Electives at the undergraduate level | 6. | Credits | 33. Select at least one of: | 3. Select at least one of: | 4. Select at least 9 credits of BIOL at the 3000 level or higher | 9. Select 9 credits of Electives at the undergraduate level | 9. Select one of the following Groups: | 6. Group A | . Select three credits of BIOL at the 3000 level or higher | . Group B | . | Credits | 31. | Total Credits | 132

  • BIOL 1110Introductory Biology I4 credits

    Students will study the diversity of life on Earth, the classification of organisms, biological evolution, and the interactions of organisms with their environments.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 1210Introductory Biology II4 credits

    Students will explore the mechanisms and purpose of the major classes of biological molecules, and how these molecules impact live organisms.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • CHEM 1210Chemical Energetics and Dynamics4 credits

    Students will learn about topics including liquids, solids and solutions, a review of redox reactions, electrochemistry, the laws of thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, ionic equilibria, and chemical kinetics.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • ENGL 1100Introduction to University Writing3 credits

    In this introductory university writing course, students will develop their abilities in critical reading and thinking, analysis, and clear written expression.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • MATH 1230Calculus for Life Sciences II3 credits

    Students will study integral calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 2320Genetics4 credits

    Students will examine the principles of heredity, transmission of traits, exchange of genetic information, mutation, linkage, gene action and recombinant DNA technology, with an emphasis on problem solving.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 2321Cell Biology4 credits

    Students will examine the ultrastructure of the eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell along with molecular activities associated with these structures.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 2322Ecology4 credits

    Students will learn the basic properties of ecosystem, community, and population ecology, including energy transfer, mineral cycling, community structure and dynamics, competition, predation, evolution, and population dynamics.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 2421Cellular Biochemistry3 credits

    Students will learn the patterns and reactions of cellular metabolism with particular attention to the structure and function of proteins, the mechanisms of reactions, and the interrelationships and control of carbohydrate catabolism and anabolism.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • CHEM 2320Organic Chemistry I4 credits

    Students will study the fundamental aspects of modern organic chemistry as illustrated by the structure, physical and spectroscopic properties and reactions of alkanes, cycloalkanes, alkenes, dienes, alkynes, halogen compounds, alcohols, and ethers.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • CHEM 2420Organic Chemistry II4 credits

    Students will study the structure and reactions of aromatic and heteroaromatic compounds, carbonyl compounds and their enolates,and an introduction to the chemistry of carbohydrates.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • STAT 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits

    Students will learn statistical techniques and their application to life sciences.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3150Evolutionary Biology4 credits

    Students will examine key concepts and processes in evolutionary biology including microevolution, macroevolution, phylogenetics, population genetics, genome evolution, natural selection, sexual selection, adaptation, speciation, extinction, biodiversity, and evolution of development.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3180Life Science Research Methods3 credits

    Students will learn how to conduct research in the life sciences as well as improve their writing abilities and overall scientific communication skills.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3215Zoology4 credits

    Students will investigate animal diversity with an emphasis on the evolutionary relationships and unifying characteristics within and among extant animal taxa.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3225Biology of Plants4 credits

    Students will investigate the structure, function, classification and systematics of plants.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3320Molecular Genetics4 credits

    Students will learn mechanisms of gene regulation, both inherited and epigenetic, primarily in eukaryotic organisms.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3321Advanced Cell and Molecular Biology4 credits

    Students will explore advanced concepts associated with cell and molecular signaling.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 3165Conservation Biology3 credits

    Students will examine the science, economics, politics and non-governmental organization activities relating to topical issues in conservation biology on a local, regional and global scale.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 4235Marine Biology3 credits

    Discover the ecological principles that affect the distribution and abundance of marine life in intertidal, subtidal, and pelagic communities.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 4140Animal Physiology4 credits

    Students will examine the diversity and function of animal physiological systems, including the nervous, endocrine, circulatory, respiratory, excretory, and digestive systems.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 4245Developmental Biology4 credits

    Students will examine developmental processes from fertilization to adulthood with a particular emphasis on the underlying cellular and molecular mechanisms.

    KPU 2026–27 native course content
  • BIOL 4900Special Topics3 credits

    Students will undertake an in-depth exploration of current biological research within the field of expertise of a particular faculty member.

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  • BIOL 4199Research Project 13 credits

    Students will use the knowledge and skills gained in BIOL 3180 to design and propose an original research project that will be conducted in BIOL 4299 under the supervision of a KPU faculty advisor with expertise relating to the research topic.

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  • BIOL 4299Research Project 23 credits

    Students will conduct the original research projects developed in BIOL 4199, under the supervision of a KPU faculty advisor with expertise relating to the research topic.

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Health Science

Health Science

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Published requirement group, with course alternatives retained. This is not a fixed academic-term timetable or an assertion that every option is required. Alternative row: MATH 1120 or MATH 1130 | Differential Calculus or Calculus for Life Sciences I | 3. Select one of the following: | 3. | Credits | 34. Elective | At the 1100 level or higher | 3. Select one of the following: | 3-4. | Credits | 32-33. Select two of the following: | 6-7. | Credits | 30-31. Select two of the following: | 6-8. Select two of the following: | 6. Select one of the following groups: | 6. Group A | . Elective at the 3000 level or higher | . Group B | . | Credits | 28-30. | Total Credits | 124-128

  • BIOL 1110Introductory Biology I4 credits

    Students will study the diversity of life on Earth, the classification of organisms, biological evolution, and the interactions of organisms with their environments.

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  • BIOL 1210Introductory Biology II4 credits

    Students will explore the mechanisms and purpose of the major classes of biological molecules, and how these molecules impact live organisms.

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  • CHEM 1110The Structure of Matter4 credits

    Students will study the modern view of atomic structure, nuclear chemistry, theories of bonding and molecular structure, organic chemistry (properties and reactions of the major functional groups and isomerism) after a brief review of stoichiometry, gases and the treatment of experimental data.

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  • CHEM 1210Chemical Energetics and Dynamics4 credits

    Students will learn about topics including liquids, solids and solutions, a review of redox reactions, electrochemistry, the laws of thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, ionic equilibria, and chemical kinetics.

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  • ENGL 1100Introduction to University Writing3 credits

    In this introductory university writing course, students will develop their abilities in critical reading and thinking, analysis, and clear written expression.

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  • HSCI 1115Introduction to Health Science3 credits

    Students will be introduced to the multifaceted field of health science and the foundations of promoting health and wellness.

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  • HSCI 2220Medical Terminology3 credits

    Students will learn the basic Greek and Latin constructs upon which health and biomedical language is based.

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  • MATH 1120Differential Calculus3 credits

    Students will learn to differentiate algebraic and elementary transcendental functions and to apply these skills to graphing, maxima and minima, related rates, and rectilinear motion.

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  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

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  • MATH 1230Calculus for Life Sciences II3 credits

    Students will study integral calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

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  • INDG 1100Introduction to Indigenous Studies3 credits

    Students will learn about the histories, cultures, and contemporary situation of Indigenous peoples in North America, with special attention to Indigenous peoples in Canada.

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  • MATH 1135Problems and Concepts3 credits

    Students will develop skills in solving mathematical problems.

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  • PHIL 1145Critical Thinking3 credits

    Students will study the process of argument reconstruction and evaluation.

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  • PHIL 1155Introduction to Scientific Reasoning3 credits

    Students will examine the methodology behind arguments and experimentation in science, including the careful analysis of data, measurement of probability, and the formulation of various explanatory hypotheses.

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  • SOCI 1125Introduction to Society: Processes and Structures3 credits

    Students will learn essential concepts, theoretical perspectives, and methods used in the discipline of sociology to analyze social processes and structures.

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  • BIOL 2320Genetics4 credits

    Students will examine the principles of heredity, transmission of traits, exchange of genetic information, mutation, linkage, gene action and recombinant DNA technology, with an emphasis on problem solving.

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  • BIOL 2321Cell Biology4 credits

    Students will examine the ultrastructure of the eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell along with molecular activities associated with these structures.

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  • BIOL 2421Cellular Biochemistry3 credits

    Students will learn the patterns and reactions of cellular metabolism with particular attention to the structure and function of proteins, the mechanisms of reactions, and the interrelationships and control of carbohydrate catabolism and anabolism.

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  • CHEM 2320Organic Chemistry I4 credits

    Students will study the fundamental aspects of modern organic chemistry as illustrated by the structure, physical and spectroscopic properties and reactions of alkanes, cycloalkanes, alkenes, dienes, alkynes, halogen compounds, alcohols, and ethers.

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  • CHEM 2420Organic Chemistry II4 credits

    Students will study the structure and reactions of aromatic and heteroaromatic compounds, carbonyl compounds and their enolates,and an introduction to the chemistry of carbohydrates.

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  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

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  • SOCI 2280Sociology of Health, Disability, and Society3 credits

    Students will learn about the social, cultural, economic, and political factors surrounding experiences of health, disability, and society.

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  • ANTH 1100Social & Cultural Anthropology3 credits

    Cultural Anthropology is an exploration of the diversity of human cultures.

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  • ENVI 2305Environmental Toxicology3 credits

    Students will study the principles of toxicology and the toxicological testing of chemicals, with emphasis on environmental pollutants.

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  • PSYC 1100Introduction to Psychology: Basic Processes3 credits

    Students are introduced to topics related to basic psychological processes, such as the biological basis of behaviour, sensation and perception, states of consciousness, learning, memory, and intelligence.

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  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

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  • BIOL 2330Microbiology4 credits

    Students will survey a variety of microorganisms with an emphasis on bacteria.

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  • BIOL 3130Foundations of Human Anatomy & Physiology4 credits

    Students will acquire essential principles and procedures in anatomy, histology, and physiology for the study of human body systems.

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  • BIOL 3180Life Science Research Methods3 credits

    Students will learn how to conduct research in the life sciences as well as improve their writing abilities and overall scientific communication skills.

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  • BIOL 3321Advanced Cell and Molecular Biology4 credits

    Students will explore advanced concepts associated with cell and molecular signaling.

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  • BIOL 4230Human Gastrointestinal, Excretory, and Reproductive Systems3 credits

    Students will apply essential principles and processes of anatomy, histology, and physiology to the study of the gastrointestinal, lymphatic, and excretory systems as well as reproductive systems and perinatal development.

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  • PHIL 3010Health Care Ethics3 credits

    Students will study various ethical and meta-ethical theories and will apply them to moral dilemmas in health care at the clinical, professional, and organizational levels.

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  • STAT 2335Statistics for Life Sciences3 credits

    Students will learn statistical techniques and their application to life sciences.

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  • BIOL 3320Molecular Genetics4 credits

    Students will learn mechanisms of gene regulation, both inherited and epigenetic, primarily in eukaryotic organisms.

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  • HSCI 3110Applications of Health Science3 credits

    Students will use assessment tools to explore their aptitudes and career interests to help them choose and apply for practicum placements in various fields of health sciences.

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  • HSCI 3215Complementary Medicine3 credits

    Students will learn to undertake an evidence-based evaluation of complementary, alternative and integrated approaches to medicine.

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  • HSCI 3225Nutrition3 credits

    Students will learn the fundamentals of human nutrition, emphasizing macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, and protein) and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals).

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  • HSCI 4130Pharmacology3 credits

    Students will investigate the principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics as the foundational concepts in pharmacology and pharmacotherapy.

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  • BIOL 3421Molecular Biochemistry3 credits

    Students will examine the structural and functional characteristics of complex organic molecules, such as lipids, amino acids and nucleotides.

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  • BIOL 4130The Human Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Nervous Systems4 credits

    Students will apply essential principles and processes of anatomy and physiology to the study of human cardiovascular, respiratory, and nervous systems.

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  • HSCI 4380Critical Evaluation3 credits

    Students will learn to critically evaluate scientific literature and apply it to evidence-based decision making and best practice principles.

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  • BIOL 3330Microbiology II4 credits

    Students will learn the principles and laboratory techniques associated with the fields of environmental, medical and food microbiology.

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  • BIOL 4320Human Genetics3 credits

    Students will study several human genetic diseases, including examples of single gene mutations, chromosome mutations, and multifactorial traits.

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  • BIOL 4245Developmental Biology4 credits

    Students will examine developmental processes from fertilization to adulthood with a particular emphasis on the underlying cellular and molecular mechanisms.

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  • BIOL 4255Bioinformatics3 credits

    Students will learn the fundamental concepts of Bioinformatics, an encompassing field that connects Molecular Biology, Evolutionary Biology, Genomics and Health Science through the use of advanced computer algorithms and software.

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  • HSCI 4170Human Pathology3 credits

    Students will learn the principles and general patterns of human cell, tissue and organ damage associated with disease.

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  • HSCI 4110Health Program Planning and Evaluation3 credits

    Students will understand the processes for developing, implementing, and evaluating community or public health programs.

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  • HSCI 4140Health and Aging3 credits

    Students will review age-related physiological changes and key health issues that occur throughout the adult human life span.

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  • HSCI 4245Populations and Policy3 credits

    Students will examine the processes of developing, implementing, and evaluating health policy.

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  • HSCI 4250Health Business3 credits

    Students will learn fundamental business principles, survey business-related career pathways, and acquire professional, and entrepreneurial knowledge and skills crucial to health science.

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  • HSCI 4950Senior Seminar3 credits

    Students will use primary research literature to study a variety of current and relevant topics in biological and health science research.

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  • HSCI 4199Research Project 13 credits

    Students will use the knowledge and skills gained in BIOL 3180 to design and propose an original research project that will be conducted in HSCI 4299 under the supervision of a KPU faculty advisor with expertise relating to the research topic.

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  • HSCI 4299Research Project 23 credits

    Students will conduct the original research projects developed in HSCI 4199, under the supervision of a KPU faculty advisor with expertise relating to the research topic.

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Physics for Modern Technology

Physics for Modern Technology

2026–27: Curricular Requirements39 listed

Published requirement group, with course alternatives retained. This is not a fixed academic-term timetable or an assertion that every option is required. Alternative row: PHYS 1101 or PHYS 1120 | Physics for Life Sciences I or Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences I | 4. Alternative row: CHEM 1154 or CHEM 1210 | Chemistry for Engineering or Chemical Energetics and Dynamics | 4. Alternative row: MATH 1120 or MATH 1130 | Differential Calculus or Calculus for Life Sciences I | 3. | Credits | 17. Alternative row: PHYS 1102 or PHYS 1220 | Physics for Life Sciences II or Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences II | 4. Alternative row: MATH 1220 or MATH 1230 | Integral Calculus or Calculus for Life Sciences II | 3. Elective | 3. | Credits | 17. | Credits | 15. Elective | 3. | Credits | 15. Business Elective | 3. | Credits | 16. | Credits | 15. Business Elective | 3. | Credits | 15. Elective | 3. Elective | 3. | Credits | 16. | Total Credits | 126

  • PHYS 1101Physics for Life Sciences I4 credits

    Students will study work, energy, power, efficiency, and heat; kinematics and dynamics of rotation; fluids; oscillations, waves, and sound.

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  • PHYS 1120Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences I4 credits

    Students will learn about statics, dynamics, oscillations, mechanical waves and sound.

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  • PHYS 1800Introduction to Programming for Physics3 credits

    Students will learn how to develop software for calculation, simulation and data analysis in physics and other applied sciences.

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  • CHEM 1154Chemistry for Engineering4 credits

    Students will learn about stoichiometry, gases, liquids, solids and solutions, equilibrium, acids and bases, thermodynamics, and chemical kinetics.

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  • CHEM 1210Chemical Energetics and Dynamics4 credits

    Students will learn about topics including liquids, solids and solutions, a review of redox reactions, electrochemistry, the laws of thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, ionic equilibria, and chemical kinetics.

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  • MATH 1120Differential Calculus3 credits

    Students will learn to differentiate algebraic and elementary transcendental functions and to apply these skills to graphing, maxima and minima, related rates, and rectilinear motion.

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  • MATH 1130Calculus for Life Sciences I3 credits

    Students will study differential calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

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  • ENGL 1100Introduction to University Writing3 credits

    In this introductory university writing course, students will develop their abilities in critical reading and thinking, analysis, and clear written expression.

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  • PHYS 1102Physics for Life Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics and optical instruments; electrostatic forces and fields; magnetic forces and fields; electromagnetic induction; electric circuits; atomic structure, nuclear physics and radioactivity.

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  • PHYS 1220Physics for Physical and Applied Sciences II4 credits

    Students will learn about optics, modern physics, electricity and magnetism.

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  • PHYS 1600Introduction to Modern Technology3 credits

    Students will learn to work with microcontroller chips which are at the heart of many modern technological devices.

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  • BIOL 1110Introductory Biology I4 credits

    Students will study the diversity of life on Earth, the classification of organisms, biological evolution, and the interactions of organisms with their environments.

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  • MATH 1220Integral Calculus3 credits

    Students will learn to integrate algebraic and elementary transcendental functions and to apply these skills to appropriate problems.

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  • MATH 1230Calculus for Life Sciences II3 credits

    Students will study integral calculus and its applications to biological sciences.

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  • PHYS 2010Modern Physics3 credits

    Students will study the basic postulates and results of the Special Theory of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.

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  • PHYS 2040Thermal Physics3 credits

    Students will learn about the thermal properties of matter, and mechanisms of heat transfer.

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  • PHYS 2100Experimental Physics3 credits

    Students will learn how physical and statistical principles are applied in designing experiments and analyzing their results.

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  • PHYS 2420Electricity and Magnetism3 credits

    Students will learn the principles of electricity and magnetism at an intermediate level.

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  • MATH 2721Complex Numbers and Linear Algebra3 credits

    Students will use row reduction to solve systems of linear equations.

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  • PHYS 2030Classical Mechanics3 credits

    Students will study intermediate topics in Classical Mechanics that rely heavily on mathematical skills developed in introductory calculus courses.

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  • PHYS 2600Electronics3 credits

    Students will learn about direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) circuits.

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  • PHYS 2610Sensors and Actuators3 credits

    Students will be introduced to components of measurement systems using a variety of sensors, with emphasis on the practical use of associated signal measurement equipment.

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  • MATH 2821Multivariate and Vector Calculus3 credits

    Students will study the principles of multivariate and vector calculus.

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  • PHYS 3610Introduction to Control3 credits

    Students will learn different techniques to analyze linear systems, such as electromechanical, hydraulic and thermal systems.

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  • PHYS 3710Applied Optics & Optoelectronics3 credits

    Students will study the physics of light and its technological applications.

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  • PHYS 3900Project in Physics & Technology3 credits

    Students will work as part of a team on a project in an area of physics and/or instrumentation.

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  • CHEM 2315Analytical Chemistry4 credits

    Students will learn the fundamental concepts of analytical chemistry.

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  • PHYS 3620Process Control3 credits

    Students will learn the concepts and principles of control theory.

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  • PHYS 3700Signal and Image Processing3 credits

    Students will learn about the noise characteristics of components, sensors, and systems, as well as signal recovery techniques.

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  • PHYS 3800Introduction to Data Science & Machine Learning Techniques3 credits

    Students will learn the fundamentals of data science and machine learning techniques, applying their scientific knowledge to analyze large datasets collected by various scientific instruments, primarily from the physical sciences.

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  • PHYS 3950Work Experience - Part I3 credits

    Students will apply their previous learning to a real world situation during a work experience term that has been approved by, and with supervision from, Physics faculty.

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  • PHYS 3951Work Experience - Part II3 credits

    Students will continue to apply their previous learning to a real world situation during a work experience term that has been approved by, and with supervision from, Physics faculty.

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  • PHYS 4010Quantum Mechanics3 credits

    Students will learn the experimental basis and basic postulates of Quantum Mechanics.

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  • PHYS 4600Programming for Instrumentation3 credits

    Students will learn programming languages and techniques relevant to industrial instrumentation.

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  • PHYS 4199Senior Project I3 credits

    Students will learn and use project management tools to develop a project proposal and schedule for their senior project.

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  • PHYS 4900Special Topics3 credits

    Students will apply key understandings and skills developed during the Physics for Modern Technology program (or equivalent) to practical problems of interest.

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  • PHYS 4299Senior Project II3 credits

    Students will carry out their senior project as proposed in PHYS 4199.

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  • PHYS 4700Solid State Physics: Theory and Practice3 credits

    Students will learn about the crystallographic, electronic, thermal, and magnetic properties of semiconductors, metals, superconductors, and magnetic materials, as well as important applications of those materials.

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  • CHEM 4610Instrumental Analysis4 credits

    Students will study current mainstream instrumental analysis techniques from both a theoretical and practical perspective.

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