Id: 001209
- Subject
- RADI
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 4
- Credit unit
- Credits
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- www.uml.edu
20 courses with the subject RADI, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Id: 001209
XXXX.XXXX Other lab course approved by the AACC Advanced Cell and Molecular Biology (3 cr)*
Id: 037592
Where available, advanced 6xxxx courses may be used instead of their 5xxxx counterparts on the list above. Students must take the Physics Ph.D. Comprehensive Examination. Students are required to take the exam by the beginning of their second Fall semester at UML (e.g. students entering in a Fall semester must take the exam by the beginning of the following Fall semester). Those who do not take the exam at the proper time will be considered to fail their first Comprehensive Examination and may lose their TA support. The Department will form several specialty-based Oral Committees. Each specialty committee should have representation from outside the specialty. The Physics Graduate Committee will announce "starting points of discussion" to each student. These could be either specific problems, topics of importance for Physics, or scientific publications, based on the topics approved by the Department Graduate Committee. Each student will be examined by two Oral Committees for approximately one hour each. Exam Pass/Fail: Oral examination committees will submit reports to the Physics Graduate Committee, which, after deliberation, will submit a recommendation to the entire Physics Faculty on whether a student passes or fails the exam. The final decisions shall be made at the Physics Faculty meeting. Students who fail the Comprehensive Exam may take the exam a second time in the following semester. A student who fails the Comprehensive Exam twice may be eligible for an M.S. degree if they satisfy the requirements for that degree.
phtonics Photonics & Opto-Electronic Devices Physics Department and Electrical Engineering & Computer Engineering Department (Interdisciplinary) Contact: Viktor Podolskiy , Ph.D., 978-934-3398 This certificate is offered jointly by the Electrical & Computer Engineering & Physics Departments and reflects the stron Required Courses:
XXXX.XXXX Other advanced cell and molecular biology course approved by AACC * Students may take additional courses from the Core categories as Elective Specialization courses ** Students who take this course, which includes a co-requisite lab, to satisfy the Physiology Core requirement may take a course from the Elective Specialization list (see Appendix) in place of the Lab core requirement. An academic petition will be required. Elective Specialization Course Requirements (Requirement 2) All students shall complete a minimum of 12 credits of elective specialization courses. Students may take courses from one specialization area, across specialization areas and/or from the list of additional course offerings. Please consult the Appendix for a list of approved elective courses. Specialization courses will help the student attain depth in focused areas. Academic/research advisors involved in each specialization will see to an appropriate combination of depth and breadth in the student’s selection of these courses. They may announce some structure to the course selections allowed within the area. With the approval of their advisor, students will select a minimum of 12 credits of course work from within one of the specializations or from any combination of specializations, Earning the En-Route MS Degree Following successful presentation of the research project and with a minimum of 31 credits completed or transferred in required and approved courses, the student will be awarded the Master of Science degree as a credential along the way toward the doctorate. Students must have at least a cumulative B average to receive the en-route MS degree and advance to the Doctoral Qualifying Examination. (Students not working up to that level are subject to review for dismissal from the program. Specific stan
No more than two Breadth of Knowledge (BOK) courses can be taken with the same prefix. The Core Curriculum courses may be taken in any se Current UMass Lowell students should use their Advisement Report in SiS . If you need assistance, please contact your adviser. Restriction on off-campus study: Be advised that any course taken at another institution must be formally approved prior to enrollment. See the catalog policy for details Breadth of Knowledge (BOK) Glossary SS - Social Sciences Perspective - 9 credits AH - Arts and Humanities Perspective - 9 credits SCL - Sciences with Lab Perspective - 6-8 credits STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Perspective - 3 credits CW - College Writing I and II - 6 credits MATH - Math Perspective - 3 credits Read more about the Breadth of Knowledge requirements . Essential Learning Outcomes (ELO) Glossary AIL - Applied and Integrative Learning CTPS - Critical Thinking and Problem Solving DCA - Diversity and Cultural Awareness IL - Information Literacy QL - Quantitative Literacy SRE - Social Responsibility and Ethics WOC - Written and Oral Communication Read more about the Essential Learning Outcomes .
Id: 036752
Id: 008841
Id: 036753
Other: XXXX.XXXX Other elective as approved by BMEBT Graduate Coordinator Updated 6/22/26 Learn More & Apply Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology (PhD)
RADI.7330 Graduate Project in Radiological Sciences and Protection (3 credits), or RADI.7430 MS Thesis Research in Radiological Sciences and Protection (3/6/9 credits) Plus departmental electives as required Total = 30 credits The Professional Professional Science Master's Option within the Radiological Sciences Program The development of Professional Science Master’s (PSM) is no longer accepting applications. Updated 2/29/24 Learn More & Apply Radiological Sciences & Protection (MS)
Id: 008895
Source: University of Massachusetts-Lowell's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61