To be admitted to the final examination, you must have regularly attended the educational activities and earned the credits required by the regulations.

The final exam consists of discussing, before a committee, a short written paper on a physics topic that you have covered during your studies.

The paper must be about 3,000 words and you may choose the topic about 4 weeks before your scheduled graduation date from a list of titles offered by the course.

You will be able to choose whether to do a review paper or a book chapter.

The objective of the final paper is to test your ability to expound clearly, masterfully, independently, and critically on a basic physics topic.

During the discussion, at graduation, you will be able to use computer tools to be able to better explain your work.