Name of the Department: Physics
System: CBCS
Programme: B.Sc. Physics (Hons)
Programme Specific Outcome:
- Understand the natural laws which are governing our physical world.
- Learn different numerical analysis software which will be beneficial for data analysis required during carrying out any scientific research.
- Understand the concepts and significance of the various physical phenomena.
- Carry out experiments to understand the laws and concepts of Physics.
- Apply the theories learnt and the skills acquired to solve real time problems.
- Acquire a wide range of problem solving skills, both analytical and technical and to apply them.
- To motivate the students to pursue PG courses in reputed institutions.
Course Outcome:
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Course Type
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Paper Description
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Course Outcome
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1
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CC - 1
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Mathematical Physics-I
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- Learn to solve First Order and Second Order Differential equations
- Learn about Vector Calculus
- Learn about Orthogonal Curvilinear Coordinates
- Learn about Introduction to probability
- Learn about Dirac Delta function and its properties
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CC - 2
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Mechanics
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- Applications of Newton’s law and Laws of conservation of energy.
- How rotational dynamics is different from translational dynamics?
- Concept of Elasticity and fluid motion.
- Motion of a particle under a central force field.
- Explain time dilation in the light of Special Theory of Relativity.
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2
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CC - 3
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Electricity & Magnetism
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- Concept about the fundamental interactions of electricity and magnetism as separate phenomena
- Understand electricity and magnetism as a singular electromagnetic force.
- Concept about electrostatics, magnetism, electromagnetic induction and Maxwell’s equations.
- Application in almost every branch of science and engineering.
- Gain practical knowledge about electricity and magnetism and measurements such as: Resistance, Voltage, current etc.
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CC - 4
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Waves and Optics
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- Will there be any difference if harmonic oscillators are superposed in a collinear fashion and perpendicular fashion?
- Define Longitudinal and Transverse Waves.
- Define Temporal and Spatial Coherence.
- Explain the phenomena behind Newton’s Rings formation.
- What is the Principle of Holography?
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3
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CC - 5
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Mathematical Physics–II
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- Identify the periodic nature of a function and the advantages of Fourier expansion of periodic functions.
- Identify singular points of 2nd order differential equations
- State the significance of Frobenius method for solving 2nd order differential equations.
- Solve Integrals in terms of Beta and Gamma functions.
- Explain the separation of variables technique for solving partial differential equations.
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CC - 6
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Thermal Physics
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- Understand the basic physics of heat and temperature and their relation with energy, work, radiation and matter.
- Learn how laws of thermodynamics are used in a heat engine to transform heat into work.
- Study of laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic description of systems, thermodynamic potentials,
- Understand kinetic theory of gases.
- Gain practical knowledge about heat and radiation, thermodynamics, thermo emf , RTD etc. and perform various experiments.
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CC - 7
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Digital Systems and Applications
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- Learn about CRO and IC
- Learn about different logic gates
- Learn about Boolean algebra and its applications
- Learn about Arithmetic Circuits and Sequential Circuits
- Learn about Computer Organization and Intel 8085 Microprocessor Architecture
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SEC – 1
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Renewable Energy and Energy harvesting
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- Learn about Fossil fuels and Alternate Sources of energy
- Learn about Solar energy, Ocean Energy, Geothermal Energy
- Learn about Wind Energy harvesting
- Learn about Electromagnetic Energy Harvesting
- Learn about Piezoelectric Energy harvesting
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4
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CC - 8
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Mathematical Physics–III
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- Define "Residue" of a function of complex variables and state "Residue Theorem".
- State Cauchy's Integral formula and mention some of its advantages.
- State the advantages of "Fourier Integral Theorem" and give some examples of "Fourier Transform".
- Representation of Dirac delta function as a Fourier Integral
- Explain the Laplace transforms of derivatives and integrals of function with some examples.
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CC - 9
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Elements of Modern Physics
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- How Photo-electric effect is related to Quantum theory of light?
- What do you understand by Heisenberg uncertainty principle?
- Comment on Wave-particle duality.
- What is the Law of radioactive decay?
- Can you differentiate between fission and fusion reaction?
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CC - 10
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Analog Systems & Applications
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- Learn about Semiconductor Diodes
- Learn about Two-terminal Devices and their Applications
- Learn about Bipolar Junction transistors
- Learn about Amplifiers, Coupled Amplifier, Feedback in Amplifiers
- Learn about Operational Amplifiers and their applications
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SEC – 2
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Electrical circuits and Network Skills
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- Learn about Basic Electricity Principles,
- Understand Electrical Circuits
- Learn about Electrical Drawing and Symbols
- Learn about Generators and Transformers
- Learn about Electrical wiring
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5
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CC - 11
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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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- What are the properties of wave function?
- Interpret wave function probability and probability current density.
- What is zero point energy?
- What will be your approach to solve the Schrodinger equations for hydrogen-like atoms?
- Differentiate between normal and anomalous Zeeman effect.
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CC - 12
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Solid State Physics
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- Identify different crystal structures and their reciprocal lattices.
- Why X-rays are used for identification of crystal structures?
- What are the fundamental differences between Einstein's and Debye's theories of specific heat of solids?
- Mention some similarities and differences between the dielectric and magnetic properties of matter.
- How does the Kronig Penny model help to understand the concept of band gap?
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DSE - 1
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Advanced Mathematical Physics
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- Learn about Linear Vector Spaces
- Learn about Matrices,
- Learn about Eigen-values and Eigenvectors
- Learn about Cartesian Tensors
- Learn about General Tensors
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DSE - 2
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Classical Dynamics
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- Learn about Classical Mechanics of Point Particles
- Ability solve relevant numerical problems
- Learn about Small Amplitude Oscillations
- Learn about Special Theory of Relativity
- Learn about Fluid Dynamics
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6
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CC - 13
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Electro-magnetic Theory
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- Lean about Maxwell Equations
- Learn about Electromagnetic wave propagation in bounded and unbounded media
- Learn about Polarization of Electromagnetic Waves
- Learn about Rotatory Polarization
- Learn about Wave Guides and Optical Fibres
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CC - 14
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Statistical Mechanics
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- What do you understand by microstate, macrostate and phase space?
- How would you resolve the Gibbs paradox?
- Mention the difference between classical and quantum theories of radiation.
- What is Ultraviolet Catastrophe?
- Discuss the difference between Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac statistics.
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DSE - 3
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Nuclear and Particle Physics
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- Learn about General Properties of Nuclei and Nuclear Models
- Learn about Radioactive decay and Nuclear Reactions
- Learn about Interaction of Nuclear Radiation with matter
- Learn about Detector for Nuclear Radiations
- Learn about Particle Accelerators and Particle Physics
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DSE - 4
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Astronomy and Astrophysics
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- Learn about Astronomical Scales
- Learn about Astronomical techniques
- Learn about The Sun
- Learn about The milky way and Galaxies
- Learn about Large scale structure & expanding universe
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Programme: Physics (Gen)
Physics (Gen) are offered to students of B.Sc (General)
Course Outcome:
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Semester
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Course Type
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Paper Description
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Course Outcome
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1
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GE- 1:
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MECHANICS
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- Applications of Newton’s law and Laws of conservation of energy.
- How rotational dynamics is different from translational dynamics?
- Concept of Elasticity and fluid motion.
- Motion of a particle under a central force field.
- Explain time dilation in the light of Special Theory of Relativity.
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2
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GE - 2
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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
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- Concept about the fundamental interactions of electricity and magnetism as separate phenomena
- Understand electricity and magnetism as a singular electromagnetic force.
- Concept about electrostatics, magnetism, electromagnetic induction and Maxwell’s equations.
- Application in almost every branch of science and engineering.
- Gain practical knowledge about electricity and magnetism and measurements such as: Resistance, Voltage, current etc.
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3
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GE-3
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THERMAL PHYSICS AND STATISTICAL MECHANICS
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