Course Description

The two-term integrated course in Mathematics and Physics provides a unified treatment of calculus (including multivariable calculus and differential equations) together with introductory physics. The sequence is designed and team taught by faculty in Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering Science, and is intended for first-year students who anticipate majoring in physical science, engineering and/or applied mathematics. First-year students who have received credit for Math 3 or higher.

Science 13, 14 and Mathematics 15.1, 15.2 are closely related courses that must be taken during two consecutive terms:

Science 13 and Mathematics 15.1 during the Fall term, and Science 14 and Mathematics 15.2 during the Winter term. A student completing the four-course sequence will receive credit equivalent to Physics 13, 14, and Mathematics 11, 13.

Students who do not complete the entire sequence will receive partial credit. A student who completes the first term will receive credit for Science 13 and Math 15.1, satisfying the prerequisites for Math 13 and Physics 14.