Associate in Science Transfer Track 2 - Physics and Astronomy Specialization
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1. Demonstrate a broad understanding of mathematics, a general understanding of basic chemistry, and a foundational understanding of calculus-based physics principles; solve mathematical and scientific problems using qualitative and quantitative reasoning; and utilize this knowledge to build conceptual and mathematical models of realistic systems simplified to essential physical properties.
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Core of Knowledge, Critical Thinking
2. Effectively acquire and convey technical ideas and information in multi-modal forms of communication and in multiple contexts.
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Communication
3. Locate, collect, evaluate, analyze, and interpret data from the physical world to develop models that can be used to make predictions.
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Digital Literacy, Information Literacy
4. While practicing inclusivity, function effectively as a member of a diverse team engaged in activities appropriate to the specialization’s discipline.
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Social Justice
5. Demonstrate responsible and ethical behavior toward individuals, the community, and the environment.
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Career Readiness