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5.2.3 Program in Honours Chemical Physics

This program is offered in conjunction with the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Admission and Student Standing

Applications to Honours Chemical Physics are accepted:

Directly from High School into Honours Chemical Physics (see Section 3.2 Admission).
As space permits, the Honours Chemical Physics will accept students who have completed Chemistry 211 and 213, Applied Mathematics 217 or Mathematics 251 or 249 or 265 or 275 or Mathematics 277, Mathematics 211 or 213, Computer Science 217, Physics 221 or 227 with a grade of "C-" or better in each course and meet the Honours qualifications set out in Subsection 3.2 â€“ Honours programs.
Additionally, as space permits, application to Honours Chemical Physics will be accepted from students who meet the Honours qualifications as set out in 3.2 Admission â€“ Honours Programs, and have followed a program consistent with the one set out in the Suggested Program Sequence below.

Notes:

Students admitted directly from High School into the Honours Chemical Physics are encouraged to sign up also for the Graduation Guarantee, Subsection 3.4.A.
Any student in an Honours program is subject to the provisions for continuation in an Honours program, Subsections 3.2 and 3.4D.
GPA requirements for Honours programs

End of Year 1, 2 and 3	Year 4 and Graduation
3.300 or above: satisfactory standing	3.300 or above: BSc Honours degree
Less than 3.300: transfer out of Honours Chemical Physics*	2.000 to less than 3.300: BSc degree

*Students who do not qualify for continuation probably should considering transferring into one of the Chemistry, Physics or Natural Sciences programs provided they meet the continuation requirements for those programs. Students with a GPA of less than 2.000 are subject to the provisions of 3.7 Student Standing, A. Performance Review, Probationary Status and Dismissal.

Courses Constituting the Field of Chemical Physics

Chemistry 201, 203, 211, 213, 331, 333, 351, 355, 371, 373, 402, 471, 502, 571, 573, and 575
Physics 211, 221, 223, 227, 255, 321, 323, 325, 341, 343, 443, 451, 455, 457, 449, 543, 598, 599

Required Courses - Honours Program

See also Section 3 (Faculty Regulations), Subsections 3.4B (Program Requirements - Major Programs) and 3.5B (Course Selection - Introductory Courses)

1.0 FCE - Chemistry 201 or 211 (recommended) and Chemistry 203 or 213 (recommended)

1.0 FCE - Physics 211 or 221 or 227 and 255 or 323

0.5 FCE - Mathematics 249 or 265 or 275*

0.5 FCE - Mathematics 211 or 213

0.5 FCE - Mathematics 267 or 277*

0.5 FCE - Computer Science 217

3.5 FCE - Chemistry 331, 333, 351, 355, 371, 373, 471

0.5 FCE - One of Chemistry 571 or 573 or 575

2.5 FCE - Physics 341, 343, 397, 455, 543

1.0 FCE - Chemistry 502 or Physics 598

1.5 FCE - Applied Mathematics 307, 309, 433

0.5 FCE - Physics 381

4.0 FCE - Breadth requirement: Options selected from Faculties other than the Faculty of Science. Students must take at least one FCE from the Faculty of Arts.

(Check Table I in 3.4 Program Requirements for ineligible courses)

2.5 FCE - Options

*Mathematics 275 and 277 are the recommended sequence of mathematics courses.

Recommendations

Science 311 is recommended as one of the options.

Suggested Program Sequences

Honours Program

First Year	Ìý
Fall	Winter
Chemistry 211	Chemistry 213
Mathematics 249 or 265 or 275	Mathematics 267 or 277
Mathematics 211 or 213	Computer Science 217
Physics 221 or 227	Physics 255
Non-science option	Non-science option
Second Year	Ìý
Chemistry 351	Chemistry 355
Physics 341	Physics 343
Physics 397	Chemistry 371
Applied Mathematics 307	Applied Mathematics 309
Non-science option	Non-science option
Third Year	Ìý
Chemistry 373	Chemistry 471
Chemistry 331	Chemistry 333
Physics 455	Physics 381
Applied Mathematics 433	Option
Non-science option	Non-science option
Fourth Year	Ìý
Chemistry 502 or Physics 598	Chemistry 502 or Physics 598
Physics 543	Option or Chemistry 571 or 573 or 575
Option or Chemistry 571 or 573	Option
Option	Option
Non-science option	Non-science option

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