Provide a sound conceptual basis in core Physics: classical mechanics, electromagnetic theory, quantum mechanics, modern physics and statistical thermodynamics.
Transfer concepts and principles in the formulation and solving of representative physics problems and situations in different branches of physics.
Devise appropriate experimentation to test scientific hypotheses and to demonstrate working knowledge on ethical conduct, practiced in the scientific enterprise.
Gain awareness on the impact of physics on the socio-economic fabric and environment in a global context and demonstrate responsible conduct therein while demonstration of responsible citizenship, emotional control and ability to act beyond self-interest towards creating an equitable society.
Entry Requirements
A minimum GPA of 2.00 at the end of Level II for all registered academic courses along-with a GPA of 3.00 for PH and AM core courses.