Credit by Examination
Credit for selected Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State University courses is granted under the Credit-by-Examination Program (CBE).
Students with demonstrable ability and knowledge in a particular subject area may earn credit in certain courses by taking special examinations, completing special assignments or both. Academic departments designate courses as "available for CBE without departmental permission," "available for CBE with departmental permission, and "not available for CBE". Most 10000-level courses and selected introductory 20000-level courses are available for CBE. Other courses are normally not available for CBE. Students who wish to be examined in a course must petition the appropriate department and their college for permission. Such permission will be granted only if the students present documented evidence of substantial prior preparation in the subject area.
The minimum passing standard for CBE is the equivalent of a grade of C. However, no letter grades, only credit hours, are given for CBE. A non-refundable examination fee of $50 per credit hour must be paid at the Campus Bursar's / Cashier's Office.
The CBE status of all undergraduate physics courses at Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State University is listed below:
Available for CBE without Departmental Permission | |
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PHY 11030 | Seven Ideas that Shook the Universe |
PHY 13001 | General College Physics I |
PHY 13002 | General College Physics II |
PHY 21430 | Frontiers in Astronomy |
Available for CBE with Departmental Permission | |
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PHY 12201 | Technical Physics I* |
PHY 12202 | Technical Physics II* |
PHY 13012 | College Physics II |
PHY 21040 | Physics in Entertainment and the Arts |
PHY 23101 | General University Physics I |
PHY 23102 | General University Physics II |
PHY 32511 | Electronics |
PHY 35101 | Classical Mechanics |
Not Available for CBE | |
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PHY 12000 | Introductory Physics Seminar |
PHY 12111 | Physics for Health Technologies* |
PHY 13021 | General College Physics Laboratory I |
PHY 13022 | General College Physics Laboratory II |
PHY 20095 | Special Topics |
PHY 21041 | Physics in Entertainment and the Arts Laboratory |
PHY 21431 | Frontiers in Astronomy Laboratory |
PHY 22564 | Introduction to Materials Physics |
PHY 30020 | Intermediate Physics Laboratory |
PHY 30095 | Special Topics |
PHY 34000 | Cosmology |
PHY 36001 | Introductory Modern Physics |
PHY 36002 | Applications of Modern Physics |
PHY 40020 | Advanced Physics Laboratory |
PHY 40060 | Physical Literature |
PHY 40092 | Internship in Physics |
PHY 40095 | Special Topics |
PHY 40096 | Individual Investigation |
PHY 40099 | Senior Honors Thesis |
PHY 40195 | Special Topics |
PHY 41010 | Biophotonics |
PHY 44600 | Introduction to Biological Physics |
PHY 44802 | Astrophysics |
PHY 45201 | Electromagnetic Theory |
PHY 45301 | Thermal Physics |
PHY 45401 | Mathematical Methods in Physics |
PHY 45403 | Data Analysis and Computational Physics Techniques |
PHY 45501 | Electromagnetic Waves and Modern Optics |
PHY 46101 | Quantum Mechanics |
PHY 46301 | Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics |
PHY 46401 | Introduction to Solid State Physics |
*Courses offered only at Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State University Regional Campuses.