Add new page for science elective and add it to toc

content/index.md

@@ -19,7 +19,8 @@ ms/index
 :maxdepth: 2
 :caption: Undergraduate Studies
 undergraduate/regulations
-undergraduate/cc
+undergraduate/cc-electives
+undergraduate/science-electives
 ```
 
 ```{toctree}
@@ -52,6 +53,7 @@ tutorials/index
 
 - [Undergraduate Program Documentation]()
     - [Rules and Regulations](undergraduate/regulations)
-    - [List of Complementary Courses](undergraduate/cc)
+    - [List of Complementary Courses](undergraduate/cc-electives)
+    - [List of Science Elective Courses](undergraduate/science-electives)
 
 

content/undergraduate/cc.md → content/undergraduate/cc-electives.md

@@ -268,4 +268,3 @@ Students can take at most one of the following non-technical courses from AD, EC
 
 
 
-

content/undergraduate/science-electives.md

@@ -0,0 +1,92 @@
+{#sci_top}
+
+# List of Science Elective Courses
+
+{#science-pool}
+
+## Science Pool
+
+Science electives must be selected from the lists below.
+
+{#bio}
+
+### BIO - Molecular Biology and Genetics
+
+:::{csv-table}
+:width: 100%
+:widths: 10 40 50
+:header-rows: 1
+
+"Code", "Course Title", "Notes"
+"BIOXXX", "All 3 or 4 credits non-laboratory BIOXXX courses", ""
+"", "EXCEPT", "BIO491 and BIO492 are not eligible."
+:::
+
+{#chem}
+
+### CHEM - Chemistry
+
+:::{csv-table}
+:width: 100%
+:widths: 10 40 50
+:header-rows: 1
+
+"Code", "Course Title", "Notes"
+"CHEMXXX", "All 3 or 4 credits non-laboratory CHEMXXX courses", ""
+"", "EXCEPT", "CHEM161, CHEM473, CHEM474, CHEM475, CHEM476 are not eligible."
+:::
+
+{#math}
+
+### MATH - Mathematics
+
+:::{csv-table}
+:width: 100%
+:widths: 10 40 50
+:header-rows: 1
+
+"Code", "Course Title", "Notes"
+"MATHXXX", "All 3 or 4 credits MATHXXX courses", ""
+"", "EXCEPT", "MATH162, MATH401, MATH490 are not eligible."
+:::
+
+{#phys}
+
+### PHYS - Physics
+
+:::{csv-table}
+:width: 100%
+:widths: 10 60 30
+:header-rows: 1
+
+"Code", "Course Title", "Notes"
+"PHYS150", "Information and Entropy", ""
+"PHYS177", "A Computational Introduction to Dynamical Systems and Probability", ""
+"PHYS180", "Exploring the Universe", ""
+"PHYS197", "Analytical Methods in Physics", ""
+"PHYS198", "Numerical Methods in Physics", ""
+"PHYS202", "Physics IV", ""
+"PHYS221", "Thermal Properties of Matter", ""
+"PHYS301", "Classical Mechanics I", ""
+"PHYS302", "Classical Mechanics II", ""
+"PHYS311", "Modern Physics I", ""
+"PHYS312", "Modern Physics II", ""
+"PHYS345", "Classical Astronomy", ""
+"PHYS346", "Introduction to Astrophysics", ""
+"PHYS371", "Modern Physics for Engineers", ""
+"PHYS380", "Introduction to Electromagnetic Radiation", ""
+"PHYS401", "Electromagnetism I", ""
+"PHYS402", "Electromagnetism II", ""
+"PHYS407", "Advanced Quantum Physics I", ""
+"PHYS408", "Advanced Quantum Physics II", ""
+"PHYS410", "Quantum Mechanics I", ""
+"PHYS411", "Quantum Mech. I", ""
+"PHYS421", "Statistical Mech. I", ""
+"PHYS422", "Statistical Mechanics and Introduction to Many Body Theory", ""
+"PHYS449", "Cosmic X-Ray Astronomy", ""
+"PHYS452", "Atomic and Molecular Physics", ""
+"PHYS458", "Quantum Electronics", ""
+"PHYS462", "Solid State Physics", ""
+"PHYS466", "Nuclear Physics", ""
+"PHYS472", "Elementary Particle Physics", ""
+:::