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Physics

MTH211   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Calculus II

Vector calculus, including necessary topics in calculus of many-variable functions. Includes derivation of vector-valued functions, line and surface integrals, theorem of Stokes, theorem of Gauss and potential fields. One period of lecture and two periods of recitation weekly. Prerequisite: Calculus I.
MTH212   J CREDIT:2   AUTUMN  
Function Theory of One Complex Variable

Calculus of complex functions. Includes derivatives and integrals of functions of a complex variable, power series, calculus of residues and analytic continuation. One period of lecture and two periods of recitation weekly. Prerequisite: Calculus.
MTH213   J CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Theory of Differential Equations

Introduction to the theory of differential equations. Includes linear ordinary differential equations, existence theorem of solutions and eigenvalue problems. One period of lecture and two periods of recitation weekly. Prerequisite: Calculus.
PHY102   J,E CREDIT:2   AUTUMN  
Introduction to Physics

This course provides an introduction to fundamental concepts and laws related to energy and motion in the physical science.
PHY103   J,E CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Foundation of Physics

This course introduces students to basic principles in the physical science related to electromagnetism, waves, optics, and quantum physics.
PHY104   J,E CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Introduction to Physics Laboratory

This course consists of a series of experiments related to the topics covered in Introduction to Physics. Students learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY105   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Foundation of Physics Laboratory

This course consists of a series of experiments related to the topics covered in Foundation of Physics. Students learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY106   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Hot Topics in Physics

This course will introduce students to active areas of research in physics and applied physics. The topics will be introduced in such a way that even those without a strong background in science will be able to gain a glimpse of the what is going on at the forefront of science.
PHY201   E CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Mathematics for Natural Scientists

This course provides an introduction to mathematics mainly for physicists. Recommended to be taken after at least two fundamental Mathematics courses, LINEAR ALGEBRA I and CALCULUS.
PHY211   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Intermediate Physics Laboratory I

This course will consist of a series of experiments related to optics, electro-magnetism and bio-physics. Students will learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY212   E CREDIT:3   WINTER  
Mechanics

The course will provide an intermediate level presentation of concepts in mechanics. Topics will include force laws, rotational motion, oscillations, collisions, and analytical mechanics.
PHY213   J,E CREDIT:2   AUTUMN   Offered Alternate Year
Mechanics of Fluids and Elastic Body

This course provides an introduction to Continuum Mechanics (Fluid Mechanics and Mechanics of Elastic Body).
PHY221   J CREDIT:3   SPRING  
Electricity and Magnetism

The course will provide an intermediate level presentation of concepts on electromagnetism based on Maxwell''s equation. The students will also learn its relation to specific phenomenon.
PHY222   J CREDIT:2   AUTUMN  
Intermediate Physics Laboratory II

This course will consist of a series of experiments related to electronic devices such as diodes and transistors. Students will learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY231   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Modern Physics

This course provides an introduction to fundamental concepts in optics and quantum mechanics.
PHY232   J CREDIT:3   AUTUMN  
Modern Physics Laboratory

This course will consist of a series of experiments related to the topics covered in Modern Physics I ^& II. Students will learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY233   J,E CREDIT:3   AUTUMN  
Foundation of Quantum Mechanics

This course deals with fundamentals of quantum physics.
PHY241   J,E CREDIT:2   AUTUMN   Offered Alternate Year
Physics of Oscillations and Waves

This course provides an understanding of oscilaltion and wave phenomena observed in various fields.
PHY242   J CREDIT:3   WINTER  
Statistical Physics

The course will provide an intermediate level presentation of concepts in statistical physics. Topics will include laws of thermodynamics, state functions, and the canonical ensemble formalism.
PHY251   J CREDIT:2   AUTUMN  
Astronomy

The basis of astrophysics is introduced. While the hierarchical structure of the universe is formed from planets, stars, galaxies, and clusters of galaxies, the most fundamental astrophysical objects are stars. Firstly, we learn the physics of stellar structure and evolution, and discuss the elements produced through lives and death of stars. Secondly, we study the processes of formation and evolution of galaxies, which are formed from clusterings of stars. Finally, the birth of the universe and the formation of the hierarchical structure are introduced.
PHY261   J CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Intermediate Physics Laboratory III

This course will consist of a series of experiments related to nuclear physics and laser optics. Students will learn how to design experiments, use measuring instruments, analyze data, give presentations, and write lab reports.
PHY262   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Thermal Physics

This course provides an introduction to fundamental concepts and laws concerning heat and entropy in physical sciences.
PHY381   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Analytical Mechanics and Relativity

Following MECHANICS, advanced topics concernig classical mechanics (including Analytical mechanics and Relativity) are discussed.
PHY383   J,E CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Quantum Mechanics

This course deals with advanced topics of quantum physics.
PHY384   J CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Special Studies in Physics IV

Selected basic and advanced topics in physics will be discussed.
PHY385   J,E CREDIT:2   SPRING  
Special Studies in Physics A

Selected basic and advanced topics in physics will be discussed.
PHY386   J,E CREDIT:2   AUTUMN  
Special Studies in Physics B

Selected basic and advanced topics in physics will be discussed.
PHY387   J,E CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Special Studies in Physics C

Selected basic and advanced topics in physics will be discussed.
QNMS501   E CREDIT:2   WINTER  
Advanced Studies in Material Science

Recent theoretical developments in studies of the physical structure of matter; in particular, nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and thermodynamics.
QNMS505   E CREDIT:2   SPRING   Offered Alternate Year
Condensed Matter Physics

Recent developments in experimental studies on condensed matter physics. The topic can be chosen from anything related to experiments in condensed matter physics.
QNMS512   E CREDIT:2   SPRING   Offered Alternate Year
Solid State Physics

Features Theoretical Physics Topics such as Superfluidity of Helium associating Quantum Effects, Oxide Superconductor, Giant Magneto Resistive effect, Graphene, Spintronics.
STH391   CREDIT:3/(9)   EVERY TERM  
Senior Thesis

Senior students, under the guidance of an advisor, will select a subject related to their major and prepare a senior thesis. The final product should represent the efforts of one year of sustained and rigorous thinking, research, and writing. Required of all students in their senior year.