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1 Finding Your Way through Physics at Rensselaer April 2011 Peter Persans
2 What do our Physics majors do when they graduate? fraction Survey of ~200 graduates: ~1/3 Physics + Astro grad, ~1/3 Other grad, ~1/3 employment Other grad 2 law, 2 med, 1 film school, 2 medical physics, 3 teacher cert, 1 educational physics
3 Best graduate program ranking vs GPA (RPI Physics students all grad program fields) =no acceptance ked program admission Best ran Black=Physics Red=non-Physics Rensselaer GPA Scatter means that GPA is a necessary but not sufficient condition for acceptance to higher ranked schools. No acceptance anywhere for GPA below 3.1 Top 10 programs usually 3.6+ (other strengths required).
4 Employment Engineering EE, Materials, Systems Software/Interfacing Modeling Finance Hardware development (optics, semiconductors) Environmental
5 Companies GE IBM Boeing Navy Lockheed Martin Cadmus Group AD Little National Instruments Bank of America Axcelis Teledyne Intelepix Teredyne Crystal IS RPI Spectra Environment Group Bloomberg News Microsoft TransTech Systems
6 Center for Career and Professional Development The CCPD offers a comprehensive program of career and professional development activities, co-op, internship, and full-time job search activities to both undergraduate and graduate students. CCPD s 4-year plan for developing a direction and career for undergraduates Career counseling, assessment, and inventory Sophomore Career Experience includes several events just for sophomores Go to CCPD website now to get access to assessment, resume, job listings, interviews (to save time, you can just give the info to your mother and she will present you with a complete life plan in a few weeks)
7 Planning a path The Core Honest self-evaluation Select electives Re-evaluate Examples of paths Be sure to do well at/like something
8 The Physics Core Honors Physics I and II Modern Physics Experimental Physics Quantum Physics Theoretical Mechanics Thermodynamics and Stat Mech Electromagnetic Theory Introductory Quantum Mechanics Research/Capstone/ Physics Elective
9 Physics and Astronomy Electives Fundamentals of Optics Intro Astronomy and Astrophysics Observational Astronomy Solid State Physics Astrophysics General Relativity Intro Particle Physics Optical Communications Computational Physics Graduate courses
10 First Steps Identify special areas that you enjoy and that you are good at* Sample possible areas early Materials, Electronics, Computer Science, Analysis, Economics Identify next courses that build your experience and resume * that might lead to employment
11 First courses Materials Science for Engineers Electric Circuits or Electronic Instrumentation Atomic and Nuclear Physics Introduction to Nuclear Engineering Fundamentals of Optics Intro to Astro and Astro Comp Sci 1 and Data Structures
12 Some undergraduate paths/concentrations 1. Physics (grad school) 2. Astronomy 3. Electrical Engineering 4. Materials Science 5. Geophysics 6. Computer Science 7. Mathematics 8. Aero/Mechanical Eng 9. Acoustics
13 Example 1 (now in grad school for Solid State Electronics) ENGR1600 MATERIALS SCIENCE FOR ENGRS MTLE2100 STRUCT OF ENGINEER MATLS MTLE4200 PROPERTIES OF MATLS I PHYS4962 INTRO TO THIN FILM DEPOSITION MTLE4030 INTRO TO GLASS SCIENCE MTLE6120 ADVANCED ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES PHYS4940 HYBRID NANOSTRUCTURE SENSORS BMED4967 INTRO TO BIOPHOTONICS
14 Example 2 (now in grad school for Architectural Acoustics) ENGR1600 MATERIALS SCIENCE FOR ENGINEERS ENGR2090 ENGINEERING DYNAMICS MANE4610 VIBRATIONS MANE4830 ACOUSTICS ENGINEERING Orchestra, Ensemble, Music Theory 1 and 2 CSCI4800 NUMERICAL COMPUTING CSCI2300 DATA STRUC & ALGORITHMS CSCI2500 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION CSCI4380 DATABASE SYSTEMS
15 Example 3 (now employed as Materials Engineer) ENGR1600 MATERIALS SCIENCE FOR ENGINEER PHYS2620 FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICS MTLE2100 STRUCT OF ENGINEER MATLS MTLE4100 THERMODYNAMICS OF MATLS MTLE4200 PROPERTIES OF MATLS I MTLE4030 INTRO TO GLASS SCIENCE
16 Example 4 (now in grad school for Materials Science) MTLE4160 SEMICONDUCTING MATERIALS PHYS2620 FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICS PHYS4640 OPTICAL COMM & INTEGRATED OPT PHYS4720 SOLID STATE PHYSICS PHYS4961 OPTICAL PROPERTY OF MATERIALS ECSE4962 OPTOELECTRONICS TECH
17 Example 5 (employed as Logistics Engineer) ECON1200 INTRODUCTORY ECONOMICS ECON2010 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS MGMT2320 MANAGERIAL FINANCE ECON2020 INTERMEDIATE MACRO CON MGMT2300 ACCT FOR DECISION MAKING ECON4130 MONEY & BANKING MATH4740INTRO TO FINL MATH AND ENGR
18 Example 6 (now in grad school for Geoscience) ERTH1100 GEOLOGY I:EARTH'S INTERIOR ERTH1200 GEOLOGY II EARTH'S SURFACE CHEM1200 CHEMISTRY II ERTH2100 INTRO GEOPHYSICS ERTH2140 INTRO TO GEOCHEMISTRY ERTH4750 GIS IN THE SCIENCES ERTH2620 CURRENT TOPICS ERTHSCI ERTH2330 EARTH MATERIALS
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