COURSE CURRICULUM

The Physics program offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates foundational and advanced courses across physics, mathematics, biology, chemistry, and computer science to prepare students for diverse scientific challenges. Beginning with core courses such as Physics I and II, Calculus I, II, and III, and Chemistry I and II, students build a strong grounding in classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and molecular and cellular biology. The program progresses to specialized topics like Modern Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Mechanics, Condensed Matter, Fluid Dynamics, and Particle Physics. Emphasizing experimental and computational skills, students engage in Experimental Methods, Scientific Data Analysis, Simulation and Modelling, and Computer Graphics. Advanced mathematics courses such as Differential Equations, Complex Analysis, Algebraic Structures, Optimization, and Partial Differential Equations support the rigorous physics content. The curriculum also includes interdisciplinary subjects like Biophysics, Solar Energy, Nanotechnology, and Cosmology, enabling exploration of emerging fields. The two-part Physics Thesis Project fosters research skills and scientific inquiry. Complementary courses in Statistics and Biostatistics further enhance analytical capabilities. This diverse and intensive program equips graduates with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and research experience necessary for careers in academia, industry, technology, and beyond, fostering innovation and a deep understanding of the natural world.