For the purpose of counting subjects, 6-unit subjects count as half-subjects: subjects of 9—15 units count as one subject; unit subjects count as 1. MIT expects its graduates to have an understanding and appreciation of the basic concepts and methods of the physical and biological sciences. These concepts and methods are needed in most degree programs at the Institute. More important, they are an essential part of the background that MIT graduates bring to their roles as professionals and as broadly educated citizens in a world strongly influenced by science and technology.
Students begin with six science core subjects in mathematics, physics, biology, and chemistry, and then add the Laboratory and Restricted Electives in Science and Technology REST Requirements. These requirements introduce basic elements of the scientific method: experimental foundations and techniques, mathematical analysis, and conceptual models for experimental facts.
Important experimental as well as conceptual aspects are introduced by the chemistry and biology requirements and by the Laboratory Requirement. Mathematical methods common to much of science and technology are explored in the mathematics requirement. Basic concepts that underlie many physical phenomena are defined and elucidated in the physics and REST requirements. In addition to a rigorous introduction to the sciences, these requirements are intended to stimulate and challenge each student to review critically their knowledge, and to explore alternative conceptual and mathematical formulations that may provide better explanations of natural phenomena or may lead to better applications of technology.
The development of critical and constructive approaches to both theory and practice in science, engineering, and other professions is a central objective of the Institute's educational programs. These five subjects cover the same core material, which includes the fundamental principles of biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and cell biology. In addition, each subject has its own distinctive material.
Subject 3. Subjects 5. However, 5. The content of 5. Students with advanced standing, advanced placement, or transfer credit for Two versions are offered in the fall term: Both Students with a year of high school calculus may qualify for the accelerated sequence of See the subject descriptions for details about how each subject is taught within that timeframe.
Students with advanced placement, advanced standing, or transfer credit for More information on Calculus policies is available on the Department of Mathematics website. The Institute requirement in physics may be satisfied through several combinations of introductory physics subjects. Most students find the sequence of 8.
The sequence of 8. Subject 8. Students with advanced-placement or advanced-standing credit for 8. The Communication Requirement makes the development of effective writing and speaking an integral part of undergraduate education at the Institute.
The Communication Requirement ensures that all undergraduates receive substantial instruction and practice in general expository writing and speaking and the forms of discourse common to their professional fields.
The Communication Requirement consists of four communication-intensive CI subjects sequenced throughout a student's undergraduate career. Students must maintain a minimum pace in completing their CI subjects in order to remain in good standing with the Communication Requirement.
They must complete one of their CI subjects by the end of the first year, two by the end of the second year, three by the end of the third year, and four by graduation. Students must earn a passing grade to receive CI credit, and CI subjects must be taken for a letter grade.
Specifics on the CI-M subjects for each major appear in the descriptions of the individual undergraduate degree programs. Additional information can be found on the Communication Requirement website.
First year. The FEE is a placement tool used to determine the best program for each undergraduate within the Communication Requirement. Second year. Students must pass at least two CI subjects by the end of their fourth term at the Institute.
In most cases, these first two CI subjects will satisfy the CI-H portion of the requirement, providing a foundation in written and oral exposition. Third year. Students must pass at least three of the four required CI subjects by the end of their sixth term. Most students will take their first CI-M subject as juniors and begin to develop the communication skills specific to the professional and academic culture of their discipline. Before receiving an SB degree.
Students who fall behind the minimum pace of completion for the Communication Requirement are in noncompliance. At the end of each term, the names of noncompliant students are forwarded to the Committee on Academic Performance, which may take further action to bring such students into good academic standing. Double majors. Students who wish to complete two majors must pass two CI-H subjects and complete the CI-M subjects that fulfill the communication component of each major.
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