UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG 2002–2003
 Brigham Young University
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N-181 ESC, (801) 422-2674

Dean: Earl M. Woolley, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Associate Dean: G. Rex Bryce, Professor, Statistics
Associate Dean: Dana Thomas Griffen, Professor, Geology

The College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences consists of seven departments:

Chemistry and Biochemistry
Computer Science
Geology
Mathematics
Mathematics Education
Physics and Astronomy
Statistics

Freshmen who are interested in the physical and mathematical sciences but are undecided about a specific major may register in science fundamentals core courses: Math 112; Chem 111 or 105; Phscs 121.

College Advisement Center

Merle T. White, Supervisor (N-179 ESC, [801] 422-6270)

The advisement center provides information and help on registration, graduation requirements, policies and procedures, fields of study, changes of major, and many other aspects of the college's academic life.

Degrees Offered

Bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degrees are offered in chemistry, computer science, geology, mathematics, mathematics education, physics, and statistics. No degree is offered in the physical science or science fundamentals areas.

The master of science degree is offered in biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, geology, mathematics, physics, and statistics. The master of arts degree is available in mathematics education. The doctor of philosophy degree is offered in biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, and physics/astronomy.
See specific departmental sections of this catalog for baccalaureate degree requirements. Graduate programs are detailed in the 2001-2002 BYU Graduate Catalog.






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