I Semester- PHY 1.1

Physics I

• Explain the concepts of Mechanics, Plasma physics, Rocket motion, Waves, and Oscillations.

• Explains some of the natural phenomena that occur in everyday life based on Coriolis forces and Frictional forces.

•Gain a working knowledge of fundamental concepts in basic areas of physics such as classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics.

•Read, understand, and interpret physical information—verbal, mathematical, and graphical.

•Acquire a need-based education in physics of the highest quality at the undergraduate level.

•Analyse physical problems and develop correct solutions using natural laws.

•Become confident and versatile problem-solvers who use physical intuition together with analytic and qualitative skills to study, model, and understand the world around us.

II Semester – PHY 2.1

Physics II

• Discuss theories related to Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Fluid dynamics, Thermodynamics, and Cryogenics.

• Comprehend the basic principles of Architectural Engineering, Aircraft designing, the operation of basic engines, and the behaviour of materials at very low temperatures.

III Semester- PHY 3.1

Physics III

• Explain the concepts and terminologies related to Electrical Engineering and Radiation physics.

• Describe Eddy currents, Thermoelectricity, and Optics, Explain the principles and workings of electrical appliances like different types of lamps, microwaves, water heaters, etc.

• Gain insight into the theories of Black body radiation that led to the development of Quantum physics.

IV Semester- PHY 4.1

Physics IV

• Discuss the concepts of Transient currents, Alternating currents, Electrical networks, Magnetism, Geometrical optics, Polarisation, Optical fibre, laser, and Holography.

• Explain the design and workings of choke coils, which have a wide range of applications in communication and industry.

• Explain the ecological interconnectedness of life on earth by tracing energy and nutrient flow through the environment. They will be able to relate the physical features of the environment to the structure of populations, communities, and ecosystems.

• Demonstrate proficiency in the experimental techniques and methods of analysis appropriate for their area of specialization within biology.

V Semester- PHY 5.1

Physics V

• Discuss the concepts of Gravitation, Atmospheric physics, Quantum mechanics (I and II), Solid state physics, Semiconductor like transistors diodes and special diodes, and Atomic and Molecular physics.

• Apply the concepts learned in industry and modern-day life.

VI Semester- PHY 6.1

Physics VI

• Discuss the concepts of Statistical physics, Relativity, Astrophysics, and Nuclear physics.

• Gain insight into topics like Nanomaterials, Smart materials, which make the students aware of the recent developments in science and technology.

• Gain insight into Space science and Nuclear physics to motivate the students to opt for research.