B.Sc. Physics with Electronics
Overview
The programme is intended to equip the students with broad knowledge of Physics and electronics to address the challenges of the 21st century. The classroom instruction includes lectures and laboratory research. Students’ industrial work experience scheme (SIWES) is included in the syllabus to provide students with the necessary skills for employment and entrepreneurship. The first and second year comprise of introductory courses in physics, mathematics, computer science and
general studies. Foundation courses in physics that underpin an understanding of electronics and basic electronics courses are provided at the third and fourth year with entrepreneurship courses that will equip the graduates of the programme with relevant skills for job creation and innovations in the areas of applied physics and electronics
Philosophy
The curriculum of physics with electronics is meant to broaden the electronics engineering base of students who may wish to study pure electronics with physics without the Electrical Engineering aspects and also prepares them for higher degrees in Physics and Electronics Engineering. The programme is designed to give the students theoretical and practical skills in the areas of applied physics and electronics such as medical radiology, magnetic resonance imaging, analogue
electronics systems, digital electronics systems, etc.
Objectives
The objectives of the programme are to:
100 Level
Course Code | Course Title | Units | Status | LH | PH |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
PHY 101 | General Physics I | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 102 | General Physics II | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 103 | General Physics III | 2 | C | 30 | |
PHY 104 | General Physics IV | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 107 | General Physics Practical I | 1 | C | – | 45 |
PHY 108 | General Physics Practical II | 1 | C | – | 45 |
Total | 21 |
200 Level
Course Code | Course Title | Units | Status | LH | PH |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
GST 212 | Philosophy, Logic and Human Existence | 2 | C | 30 | – |
ENT 211 | Entrepreneurship and Innovation | 2 | C | 15 | 45 |
PHY 205 | Thermal Physics | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 206 | General Physics VII (Energy & Environment) | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 211 | Workshop Practice | 2 | C | 15 | 45 |
PHY 213 | Classical Physics I | 2 | C | 30 | |
Total | 13 |
300 Level
Course Code | Course Title | Units | Status | LH | PH |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
GST 312 | Peace and Conflict Resolution | 2 | C | 30 | – |
ENT 312 | Venture Creation | 2 | C | 15 | 45 |
PHY 301 | Analytical Mechanics I | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 303 | Electromagnetism | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 305 | Quantum Physics | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 306 | Statistical and Thermal Physics | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 312 | Analogue Electronics | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 315 | Electronics | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 316 | Circuit Theory | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 317 | Experimental physics V | 1 | C | – | 45 |
PHY 325 | Measurement and Instrumentation | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY 399 | Industrial Attachment | 3 | C | ||
Total | 26 |
400 Level
Course Code | Course Title | Units | Status | LH | PH |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
PHY 401 | Quantum Mechanics I | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 403 | Mathematical Methods in Physics I | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 404 | Mathematical Methods in Physics II | 3 | C | 45 | – |
PHY 413 | Digital Systems | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY415 | Digital Communication Systems | 2 | C | 30 | |
PHY417 | Advanced Electronics Lab | 1 | C | – | 45 |
PHY422 | Digital Electronics | 2 | C | 30 | – |
PHY423 | Entrepreneurship in Physics Electronics | 2 | C | 30 | |
PHY499 | Project | 6 | C | – | 270 |
Total | 24 |