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For California Community Colleges the minimum requirement for Physics instructor is:
Master's in physics, astronomy or astrophysics OR
Bachelor's in physics or astronomy AND Master's or above in engineering, mathematics, meteorology, or geophysics OR the equivalent.
If the MS Physics program has courses like this:
PHY526 Quantum Universe for Educators
PHY530 Physics Math Method for Educators
PHY531 Classical Mechanics for Educators
PHY532 Electricity and Magnetism for Educators
and the degree designation is MS Physics.
Would this program satisfy the Master's in physics requirement? Would a program like this be good enough to teach community college physics?
Master's in physics, astronomy or astrophysics OR
Bachelor's in physics or astronomy AND Master's or above in engineering, mathematics, meteorology, or geophysics OR the equivalent.
If the MS Physics program has courses like this:
PHY526 Quantum Universe for Educators
PHY530 Physics Math Method for Educators
PHY531 Classical Mechanics for Educators
PHY532 Electricity and Magnetism for Educators
and the degree designation is MS Physics.
Would this program satisfy the Master's in physics requirement? Would a program like this be good enough to teach community college physics?