Emphasizes response of materials in nuclear and extreme environments. Follows the flexible course 3A option which allows double major with reasonable course load.
UROPs among fission faculty and at the Corrosion Lab, and PSI Science Center are highly encouraged.
| YEAR | FALL | SPRING |
|---|---|---|
| 1st YEAR | 8.01 Physics I | 8.022 Physics II |
| 18.01 Calculus I | 18.02 Calculus II | |
| 3.091 Chemistry I | 7.01x Biology 1 | |
| HASS | HASS | |
| 2nd YEAR | 22.01 Intro to NSE | 22.02 Intro to Nuclear Physics |
| 18.03 Differential Equations | 2.005 Thermal-Fluids | |
| 8.03 Physics III | 22.00 Intro Simulation | |
| 18.06 Linear Algebra | 1.00 Intro Computation$ | |
| HASS | HASS | |
| 3rd YEAR | 22.05 Intro to Reactor Physics | 22.09 Nuclear Lab |
| 3.012 MSE Fundamentals | 22.071 Electronics | |
| 3.014 MSE Lab | 3.044 Processing | |
| HASS | HASS | |
| 4th YEAR | 22.033 Senior Design Course | 22.ThU UG Thesis |
| 22.ThT Thesis tutorial | 22.070 Nuclear MaterialsA | |
| 22.06 Reactor EngineeringA | 22.054 Materials in Extremes | |
| 3.022 Microstructure | HASS | |
| HASS |
Bold fonts indicate suggested freshmen course choices
$ Requires permission from department to replace 6.00 or 12.010
A Denotes the two suggested advanced course 22 subjects
