Physics
Physics
Physics is the science devoted to the study of matter, energy, and motion in our universe.
Career Expectations
A degree in physics opens up career possibilities in the fields of education, engineering, computer software, data science, and various forms of research.
Necessary Skills and Attitudes
Mathematical ability and computer skills are essential to the career success of physicists. Advanced degrees, often the Ph.D., are required for career advancement.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Provide students with an understanding of physics knowledge is extracted by various techniques and instrumentation.
- Teach students to understand the principles of physics, and use those principles to predict and explain the outcomes of experiments.
- Provide students with the necessary background for their transfer degree studies, graduate studies, and/or work in industry.
| Program Code | Category | Program Name |
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| 417 | Transfer Degree | Physics |
Meet the Faculty
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Dr. James ChisholmDr. Chisholm has a wealth of research and educational experiences related to the field of physics, having done research at Fermilab, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, and the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian. He conducted postdoctoral research at the Institute for Fundamental Theory at the University of Florida and taught physics for seven years at Southern Utah University before coming to SVCC.
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