The arrows indicate only the most common paths through the courses. *Note for all students starting a science degree program at UBC there are breadth requirements for graduation.The above mentioned courses can be found on UBC Course Schedule website.It also counts as an Earth & Planetary Science course for the Science Breadth Requirements. (You must still take an actual BIOL course if you don't have credit for high school Biology 11 or 12). Consider taking ASTR 101 or ASTR 102 to help satisfy the Faculty of Science requirement of a course with lab components.PHYS 157/158/159/170 are generally for Applied Science students and registration is mostly by Standard Time Tables (STT).Life Science degrees accept PHYS 106 or 117 as well as PHYS 131.Students with at least 85% in high school physics and math are encouraged to take the enriched sequence PHYS 106, PHYS 108, the PHYS 119 lab in Term 1 and the PHYS 129 lab in Term 2.Students not pursuing a Physical Science degree may also take PHYS 117, PHYS 118 and the PHYS 119 lab. Most physical science students take PHYS 117 and/or PHYS 118, and may also take the PHYS 119 lab.(PHYS 131 and 118 are also offered in the summer). Because many medical schools require two university physics courses, many life science students take additional physics courses. Life science students should consider taking PHYS 131.Documentation of successful completion of prerequisite courses must be provided before classes begin, or you will be deregistered. If missing pre-requisites, please include an unofficial screenshot/.pdf of your prerequisite proof. Student preferences will be accommodated when possible. *If you are currently taking PHYS 100 or another PHYS pre-requisite course and are unable to register for a PHYS 1st year course in the SISC, please email the Undergraduate Coordinator ( to assist with registration: be sure to include your student number, name of the course/course number and preferred course section.This is required by the Faculty of Science even though PHYS 100 is not listed in any degree specializations. If you do not have credit for BC high school Physics 12 or equivalent, you must take PHYS 100.Students with questions about this secondary lab, alternative lab credits in Science, or course planning assistance may contact the 2nd Year Advisor at. This is a second laboratory course offered in Term 2 that follows the PHYS 119 lab it provides a synthesis and development of further sophistication around the data collection, data analysis techniques and scientific reasoning developed in PHYS 119 lab ( …). PHYS 109 Enriched lab has been replaced with PHYS 129 lab.The labs in PHYS 101 and 107 have been replaced with PHYS 119. If you want to or require a physics lab, you are encouraged to take PHYS 119 (offered in Term 1 and Term 2).PHYS 107 has been replaced by PHYS 106 (which has the same lecture content but now has no lab component).PHYS 101 has been replaced by PHYS 131 (which has the same lecture content but now has no lab component).2022W : First Year students with suitable pre-requisities (i.e., Physics 12 or equivalent) who are unable to travel to Vancouver for the start of term in September 2022 should register for PHYS 117 section 101, which is offered in a Multi-Access format.Ĭourse numbers which have recently changed:
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