YEAR 1
 
MAJORS
HONOURS
| Geology 121.3 Physical Geology | Geology 121.3 Physical Geology |
| Mathematics 110.3 Introduction to Calculus | Mathematics 110.3 Introduction to Calculus |
| Mathematics 116.3 Calculus with Applications | Mathematics 116.3 Calculus with Applications |
| Physics 121.6 General Physics | Physics 121.6 General Physics |
| Computers 116.3 Computing I (recommended) or 111.3 Computer Programming and Algortithmic Analysis or 112.3 Design and Analysis of Computer Programs | Computers 116.3 Computing I (recommended) or 111.3 Computer Programming and Algortithmic Analysis or 112.3 Design and Analysis of Computer Programs |
| Chemistry 112.3 General Chemistry I | Chemistry 112.3 General Chemistry I |
| 6 cu elective from approved arts classes. Check the link below on College of Arts and Science degree requirements. Science majors must do 18 cu of arts (humanities, social science, fine arts) with some limitations on what you may select. Consult the calendar under program type C. As a suggestion, you could choose 6 cu of arts and 3 cu science elective. | 6 cu elective from approved arts classes. Check the link below on College of Arts and Science degree requirements. Science majors must do 18 cu of arts (humanities, social science, fine arts) with some limitations on what you may select. Consult the calendar under program type C. As a suggestion, you could choose 6 cu of arts and 3 cu science elective. |
| 3 cu ELECTIVE. You could do another of your arts electives here, or a science elective. | 3 cu ELECTIVE. You could do another of your arts electives here, or a science elective. |
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Geophysics is a global business. Many of our graduates spend some time in foreign countries where they may have to interact with people who do not
speak english. A language class would be very useful as one of your arts electives. There is considerable activity in geophysics in South America,
so spanish might be a good choice. Some knowledge of economics is also recommended.
YEAR 2
 
MAJORS
HONOURS
| Geology 224.3 Mineralogy and Petrology | Geology 224.3 Mineralogy and Petrology |
| Geology 282.3 Earth Physics | Geology 282.3 Earth Physics |
| Mathematics 225.3 Intermediate Calculus I | Mathematics 276.3 Vector Calculus I |
| Mathematics 226.3 Intermediate Calculus II | Mathematics 238.3 Introduction to Differential Equations and Series |
| Mathematics 266.3 Linear Algebra I | Mathematics 266.3 Linear Algebra I |
| Engineering Physics 229.3 Introductory Electromagnetism and AC Circuits | EngineeringPhysics 229.3 Introductory Electromagnetism and AC Circuits |
| Engineering Physics 225.3 Waves Fields and Optics | Engineering Physics 225.3 Waves Fields and Optics |
| Engineering Physics 228.3 Computer tools for Engineering Physics | Engineering Physics 228.3 Computer tools for Engineering Physics |
| 6 cu elective from approved arts. Keep track of how many of the 18 cu arts you have done and have left to do. | 6 cu elective from approved arts. Keep track of how many of the 18 cu arts you have done and have left to do. |
YEAR 3
 
MAJORS
HONOURS
| Geology 334.3 Gravity, magnetics, electromagnetics and radiation | Geology 334.3 Gravity, magnetics, electromagnetic and radiation |
| Geology 335.3 Seismology and ground penetrating radar | Geology 335.3 Seismology and ground penetrating radatr |
| Geology 245.3 Introduction to Sedimentary Rocks | Geology 245.3 Introduction to Sedimentary Rocks |
| Geology 258.3 Structural Geology | Geology 258.3 Structural Geology |
| Engineering Physics 320.3 Discrete Linear Systems and Applied Information Theory | Engineering Physics 320.3 Discrete Linear Systems and Applied Information Theory |
| Physics 356.3 Intermediate Electromagnetism [MAJORS MAY BE ABLE TO SUBSTITUTE EE301.3 PLEASE CONSULT THE PROGRAM ADVISOR] | Physics 356.3 Intermediate Electromagnetism    |
| 6 cu SENIOR SCIENCE ELECTIVE. | Mathematics 338.6 Differential Equations II |
| 6 cu approved arts elective. | 6 cu approved arts elective. |
YEAR 4
 
MAJORS
HONOURS
| Geology 481.3 Potential Field Methods | Geology 481.3 Potential Field Methods |
| Geology 482.3 Electrical Methods in Geophysical Prospecting | Geology 482.3 Electrical Methods in Geophysical Prospecting |
| Geology 483.3 Seismology | Geology 483.3 Seismology |
| Geology 485.6 Geophysics Field Camp | Geology 485.6 Geophysics Field Camp |
| 15 cu ELECTIVE. Think about using these to meet professional registration requirements. | 15 cu ELECTIVE. Think about using these to meet professional registration requirements. |
If you fill out a PROGRAM MONITOR every year, it should look like this when you are ready to graduate.
A COMPLETED PROGRAM MONITOR
U of S Geophysics graduates may be eligible for registration as Professional Geoscientists in Saskatchewan and most other Provinces. In Saskatchewan, registration of professional Geoscientists is under the control of APEGS, which follows the recommendations of the Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists. If you want professional registration after you graduate make sure that you use you science electives to meet the requirements. The standards for both Geologists and Geophysicists may be viewed by clicking on the link below.
CANADIAN COUNCIL OF PROFESSIONAL GEOSCIENTISTS RECOMMENDED STANDARDS