منطقة الجوف-جامعة الجوف

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Levels
8
Courses
60
Credits
135
Number of students
388
    Overview

    The Physics program is a comprehensive academic initiative designed to cultivate expertise in fundamental and modern physics while emphasizing practical applications and societal impact. The program combines rigorous theoretical education with hands-on experimental training, preparing students for diverse career paths in industrial, medical, and research sectors. Students develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills through a curriculum that integrates mathematical theories, scientific principles, and contemporary physics applications. The program places special emphasis on independent research, laboratory work, and team collaboration, enabling graduates to contribute effectively to various fields including materials science, nanotechnology, electronics, medical physics, and meteorology. Beyond technical competency, the program instills professional ethics, Islamic values, and environmental awareness, fostering graduates who can adapt to evolving technological challenges while maintaining social responsibility. Through its focus on continuous learning and professional development, the program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue advanced studies or assume leadership roles in both academic and industrial settings, ultimately contributing to national development and technological advancement

    The following conditions must be met for the admission of a new student to the College of Science:

    A. The applicant must have obtained a General Secondary Education Certificate (high school diploma) or its equivalent from within the Kingdom or from abroad.
    B. No more than five years should have passed since obtaining the high school certificate or its equivalent. The University President may grant an exception to this condition if there are convincing reasons.
    C. The applicant must have good conduct and behavior.
    D. The applicant must successfully pass any test or personal interview required by the University Council.
    E. The applicant must be medically fit.
    F. If the applicant is employed in any governmental or private sector, they must obtain approval from their employer to study.
    G. The applicant must fulfill any additional requirements set by the University Council, which will be announced at the time of application.
    H. The applicant must not have been dismissed from another university for disciplinary reasons.
    I. Applicants who already hold a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) are not eligible to apply for another bachelor's degree. The University President may grant exceptions.
    J. A student already enrolled in another university degree program or a lower-level program, whether at the same university or another institution, is not eligible for admission.

     

    Program levels

    Level One
    EDU 1105 - Education & Communication Skills - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to develop students' skills in the areas of effective learning and effective communication. The course focuses on teaching students how to improve their ability to acquire and organize knowledge, in addition to developing oral and written communication skills that contribute to achieving academic and professional success in various work environments.
    EDU 1104 - Islamic ethics and values - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It is a course that aims to teach students the ethical principles that Islam urges, and how to apply these values ​​in their daily lives. The course focuses on understanding Islamic teachings related to ethics, and how to promote positive behaviors and integrity, and maintain the highest human values ​​in various aspects of life.
    EDU 1101 - History & Civilization of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The History and Civilization of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia course is a course that aims to provide a comprehensive study of the history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, from its inception to the modern era, in addition to the development of its civilization in various social, political, cultural and economic fields. The course focuses on the stages of transformation and development that the Kingdom has gone through, highlighting the factors that built the modern Saudi state and its impact on the region and the Islamic world.
    ARB 1102 - Arabic Language Skills - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    A course that aims to develop students’ skills in the Arabic language, both in terms of understanding and oral and written expression. The course focuses on improving students’ ability in listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills, while strengthening grammar and linguistic structure. It also focuses on training students to use the Arabic language in various life and academic situations in a correct and effective manner.
    ISL 1102 - Islamic Faith & Family in Islam - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    A course that aims to educate students about the concept of Islamic faith in particular, with a focus on the role of faith in building the Muslim family, guiding the behavior of individuals within the family, and promoting Islamic values ​​and principles that govern family relationships. The course also addresses how to achieve a balance between the concepts of faith and family lifestyles, and rights and duties within the family in light of the teachings of Islam.
    ISL 1101 - Exegesis of Quran - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    A course that deals with the study of the interpretation of the verses of the Holy Quran, and seeks to clarify the meanings of the verses and extract lessons and morals from them based on precise scientific and methodological foundations. The course aims to enable students to understand the deep meanings of the verses of the Quran by studying the reasons for revelation, different readings, and the impact of the Quran on daily life, while delving into the various sciences of interpretation and their applications.
    ISL 1100 - Holy Quran - optional 1
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to teach students the texts of the Holy Quran, understand their meanings and interpretations, as well as enhance their spiritual and educational connection to the teachings of the Quran. The course focuses on studying the Holy Quran in terms of interpreting the verses, understanding their historical contexts, and extracting lessons and morals from them, in addition to learning how to recite the Quran and its Tajweed correctly.
    ENGL 1102 - English Language 1 - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    6
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It is a course of study that aims to develop students' skills in the English language, and covers the basic aspects that enable them to use the language effectively in academic and practical life situations. The course focuses on improving listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, with an emphasis on basic grammar and vocabulary necessary to build a strong foundation in the English language.
    CIS 1100 - Computer Skills - optional 3
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to provide students with basic knowledge and practical skills in the use of computers and computer software. The course focuses on teaching students how to deal with different software applications, understand operating systems, and interact with Internet tools in order to enhance their ability to use computers efficiently in daily, academic, and professional life.
    CHM 1100 - General chemistry 1 - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    A course that aims to introduce the basics and fundamental concepts in the field of chemistry. The course focuses on providing students with basic knowledge about the chemical properties of compounds, chemical reactions, and concepts related to atomic structure and chemical bonding. The course also includes an explanation of basic concepts in mechanical and thermal chemistry.
    BUS 1103 - Principles of financial knowledge - optional 2
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to provide students with basic knowledge on how to manage money and financial resources, whether at the individual or institutional level. The course focuses on understanding the basics of finance such as financial planning, budgeting, savings management, and investing, as well as knowledge of personal finance tools and concepts and business projects. The course aims to enable students to make informed and sustainable financial decisions.
    MTH 1101 - MATHEMATICS - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It is a course that aims to provide students with the basics of mathematics that are used in various fields of engineering, social, and economic sciences. The course focuses on introducing basic mathematical concepts such as algebra, mathematical equations, and geometric measurements, with the aim of enhancing students' logical and analytical thinking skills. This course is one of the basic courses provided to students who need a comprehensive mathematical understanding that enables them to solve problems in their various specializations.
    BUS 1101 - Entrepreneurship - optional 2
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It is a course that aims to provide basic and advanced concepts related to establishing and managing business projects, and enhances students’ skills in creating business ideas and transforming them into successful projects. The course focuses on developing entrepreneurs’ skills in the areas of planning, strategy, leadership, and innovation, and enhances understanding of how to face challenges and achieve success in changing business environments.
    Level Two
    BUS 1102 - Project management principles - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to provide the basic concepts and tools that students or professionals need to understand how to manage projects effectively from start to finish. The course covers various aspects of project management including planning, execution, monitoring and evaluation.
    MTH 1171 - General Statistics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to provide students with the basics of statistics and its applications in daily and professional life. The course covers the basic topics of statistics and includes a set of theoretical and practical concepts that help in understanding and analyzing data in a scientific and systematic way.
    PHS 1100 - General Physics (1) - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    A course intended for students in the early stages of their undergraduate studies in various scientific and engineering disciplines, and aims to introduce the basic concepts in physics and understand the principles governing natural phenomena. The course focuses on providing students with the tools and knowledge necessary to understand the behavior of objects and the interactions between forces and energy, and it is the basis for understanding advanced physics courses in the future.
    MTH 1102 - Differential Calculus - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to teach students the basics and concepts related to differential calculus, which is a branch of mathematics that focuses on the study of changes and ratios related to specific quantities. This course is one of the main courses in mathematics, engineering and science programs, as it is used to analyze and study changing phenomena such as movement, growth, economic changes, and others.
    BIO 1101 - Principles of Biology - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    Introduction to biology, its definition and most important branches, with a study of the characteristics of living organisms. Identifying the structure of the cell and its types (primitive, plant and animal cells), the functions of cell organelles, and the steps of meiosis and mitosis. Studying plant and animal tissues and their different types (structure and function), the basics of classification and the special characteristics of the kingdoms of living organisms. Studying representatives of other taxonomic groups and studying some biological and physiological processes of living organisms.
    ENGL 1103 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2 - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    6
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    It aims to teach students basic English language skills, whether the goal is to improve everyday communication skills or to prepare for using the language in academic or professional contexts. The course includes a range of topics that enhance students' understanding of the English language and help them express themselves effectively in a variety of contexts.
    Level Three
    PHS 1214 - Safety and Security in Physics Lab - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    6
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary for the safe and effective management of physics laboratories. It covers fundamental safety principles, laboratory regulations, proper handling of equipment, and techniques for maintaining a well-organized and functional laboratory environment. The course integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience through six hours of hands-on laboratory sessions per week.
    PHS 1211 - Classical mechanics (1) - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The aim of this course is to introduce the student to the laws and types of motion and study the movement of projectiles and angular momentum and the second condition of balance and then rotational and circular motion and the coherent body dynamics and center of gravity. The Law of Cosmic Attraction (Kepler's Laws) and the concept of special relativity theory."
    PHS 1201 - General Physics (2) - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "General Physics II is a foundational course designed to deepen students' understanding of the fundamental principles of physics, building upon the concepts introduced in General Physics I. This course typically focuses on topics related to electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics. "
    MTH 1201 - Integral Calculus - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course provides a comprehensive study of integral calculus, focusing on the concepts of integration and its applications. Students will learn various techniques for evaluating integrals, as well as the fundamental theorems that connect differentiation and integration. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving skills.
    CIS 1210 - Computer and Information Sciences - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course provides an in-depth introduction to the fundamental principles and techniques of artificial intelligence (AI). Students will explore the theoretical foundations of AI, as well as practical applications across various domains. The course emphasizes both the algorithms that drive AI systems and the ethical considerations associated with their use. "
    PHS 1213 - Vibrations and Waves - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to study the basic and laws characteristics of the phenomena of vibrations and waves in different systems, the vibration and waves movement, properties of acoustic motion and Doppler effect, the superposition, standing waves and resonance."
    Level Four
    PHS 1240 - Electronic circuit analysis - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles that underpin electronic circuits. This course serves as a foundation for further studies in electrical engineering and related disciplines. By combining theoretical concepts with practical applications, students will develop the skills necessary to analyze and design electronic circuits used in various electronic systems.
    PHS 1243 - Environmental Physics and Energy - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    5
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course aims to study the basic physical notions of the renewable energy and solar energy conversion, physics of solar radiation and solar cells and the applications of the solar energy"
    PHS 1212 - Classical Mechanics (2) - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    Classical Mechanics (2) delves deeper into the principles of mechanics, expanding on the foundational concepts introduced in Classical Mechanics (1). This course focuses on the behavior of physical systems and the laws governing motion, emphasizing analytical and computational methods
    PHS 1203 - Mathematical Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course introduces the basic mathematical tools and techniques used to solve problems in physics. It explores concepts from calculus, linear algebra, ordinary differential equations, and partial differential equations, with emphasis on their application to classical mechanics, electromagnetism, and other areas of physics. Students will gain proficiency in formulating mathematical models and using them to analyze physical phenomena through hands-on exercises and problem sets.
    MTH 1284 - Introduction to Differential Equations - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course provides a comprehensive introduction to differential equations, focusing on both ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and partial differential equations (PDEs). Students will learn to formulate and solve various types of differential equations and apply these techniques to real-world problems across different fields "
    PHS 1231 - Electromagnetism - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to study the basic laws and characteristics of electricity and magnetism and their relations, the equations of the spread of electromagnetic waves in the empty space and then in the connected and non-conductive circuits, the importance of electromagnetic applications in the daily life
    Level Five
    PHS 1352 - Measurements and Instrumentation in Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course provides an in-depth exploration of the principles and techniques involved in the measurement of physical quantities and the instrumentation used in various branches of physics. It covers the fundamental concepts of measurement theory, measurement uncertainty, and the calibration of instruments, emphasizing the importance of precision and accuracy in experimental physics. "
    PHS 1341 - Modern Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course aims to apply the basic concepts of modern physics in the study of Introduction to relativity theory- special theory of relativity-Einstein Postulates Relativistic."
    PHS 1332 - Electromagnetism Laboratory - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to establish the theoretical principles of electromagnetism by conducting experiments and acquiring practical skills in the laboratory that enable the student to understand the electromagnetic phenomena by conducting experiments accurately and drawing and analyzing the data."
    PHS 1321 - Introduction to Medical and Radiation Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and applications of medical physics, with a strong emphasis on radiation physics. It is designed for students interested in the intersection of physics and the medical field, particularly in diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, and radiation safety.
    PHS 1320 - Thermal and Statistical Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:

    This course aims to apply the basic concepts of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics in the study of solids and gases and to obtain and analyze their mathematical relationships.

    PHS 1304 - Computational physics - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    1
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to provide computational approaches to vectors, matrix, algebraic equations, and ordinary differential equations, to generating graphical visualization of computed results and analyzing experimental data. Then extend the goal to train the students in using computers to solve special problems from different physics areas such as classical mechanics, numerical physics, electromagnetism, and statistical physics. etc. "
    PHS 1351 - Optics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course aims to provide knowledge about the nature of light and understanding characteristics and use the laws of physical optics and their applications. Additionally, give the student the ability to interpret some of the optical phenomena like interference, polarization, diffraction and the most important practical applications of life for optical phenomena.
    Level Six
    PHS 1375 - Semiconductors - optional 4
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The aim of the course is to introduce the fundamentals of semiconductor physics that will enable subsequent study of optoelectronic devices "
    PHS 1374 - Biophysics - optional 4
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course aims to identify forces affecting our bodies, vector analysis, and to know the medical applications in terms of diagnosis. And aims to identify the concepts of fluids properties, Viscosity, surface tension, Nervous system, and bioelectricity. Moreover, this course aims to know the effects of natural and artificial sources, physical and biological effects, ionizing and nonionizing radiation.
    PHS 1354 - Laser Physics and Applications - optional 4
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to study the nature of the laser and its characteristic properties such as coherence, brightness, and monochromaticity, laser generation conditions, important applications of laser in medical, industrial and military fields "
    PHS 1322 - Quantum Mechanics (1) - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aim to study the fundamentals of the bilateral relationship wave-particle, the wave function describing the state of microscopic particle, Dirac Notations, the postulates of quantum mechanics, time-dependent and time-independent Schrodinger equation and its application in one dimension, concepts of orbital angular momentum and spin angular momentum.
    PHS 1361 - Solid State Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course aim to study the phenomenon of crystallization in the solid material. Establish some laws and physical properties of simple crystal structures. Analysis of dynamic and thermal laws
    PHS 1342 - Materials Science - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    5
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "This course aims to identify the types of materials, their properties and their transformations phases, and methods of treatment in order to control properties of the material. "
    PHS 1353 - Optics Lab. - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to establish the theoretical principles of optics by conducting experiments and acquiring practical skills in the laboratory that enable the student to understand the optical phenomena such as reflection, refraction, interference, diffraction and polarization. 
    PHS 1333 - Electronics - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to study the types of semiconductors and their applications, and to develop the knowledge about scientific theories of the electronic circuits through studying of the transistor: its properties and its equivalent circuits, the feeding and integrator circuits."
    Level Seven
    PHS 1495 - Selected Topics - optional 5
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course focuses on advanced and selected topics in physics, aiming to enhance students’ understanding of modern physical theories and their applications. It includes discussions on the latest scientific advancements and the analysis of complex physical problems using mathematical and theoretical approaches, with an emphasis on developing critical thinking and research skills
    PHS 1472 - Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy - optional 5
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to descripting the laws and rules concepts that controls the atomic and molecular spectroscopy. Explain the basic knowledge about the Electronic, vibrational, and rotational energy levels. Getting acquainted with the spectroscopic techniques.
    PHS 1471 - Radiation and Health Physics - optional 5
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to identify radioactivity, its measurement units and sources, the different radiation doses, types of radiation exposure, the biological effects of radiation, how to protect against radioactive sources and radioactive waste management, in addition to the various applications of radiation. "
    PHS 1473 - Seminars in Physics - optional 5
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course aims to develop students' research and academic presentation skills through seminars on selected topics in physics. It includes selecting advanced topics, preparing presentations, and critically discussing research findings. The course emphasizes enhancing academic communication, critical thinking, and teamwork in a scientific setting
    PHS 1463 - Solid State Physics Lab - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to consolidate the theoretical foundations of molecular science by conducting experiments and acquiring practical skills in the laboratory. Its purpose is to give the students experimental background about crystal structure, X-Ray diffractometer, electrical conduction in metals and semiconductors, photo-conductance and photovoltaic devices "
    PHS 1470 - Nuclear Physics - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    2
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    "The course aims to study the properties of the nucleus, the laws of radioactive decay, the energy released from the nuclear reactions, types of the various nuclear reactions and elementary particles. "
    PHS 1400 - Professional Courses - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This practical course is designed to provide students with vocational skills and professional-recognized certifications relevant to the field of basic sciences. It aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and practical experience to meet professional standards and enhance their employability in various sectors, including safety, quality control, Analytics Professional, and specialized technical areas.
    PHS 1492 - Scientific Writing and Physical Data Analytics - mandatory
    Credits
    2
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    4
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to understanding how to design experimental part of the research work, statistical processing of Physical data, calibration curves for determination of concentration of solutions, and implementation of ready-to-use PC- programs in Physics.
    PHS 1491 - Cooperative Training (1) - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    8
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course introduces students to their first professional training experience, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge to practical tasks. It focuses on developing professional skills and adaptability under the guidance of an academic supervisor and a workplace mentor, culminating in a final report documenting the experience
    Level Eight
    PHS 1467 - "Material Characterization - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to study the physical properties of materials and understand their behavior under various conditions through the analysis of density, mechanical properties, thermal and electrical conductivity, crystalline structure, and magnetism using tools like spectroscopy and X-ray techniques.
    PHS 1493 - Research Project - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    6
    Training
    Total Content
    6
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to independently work on students’ own initiative. To enthusiastically explore one area of their program in depth. To thoroughly gather and manage information in a scientifically rigorous method. To ompetently process and integrate materials in a sustained exercise of intellectual ordering. To skillfully produce coherent, literate official documents. To constructively appreciate and incessantly involved in life-long
    PHS 1423 - Quantum Mechanics (2) - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    3
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    3
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to study the concept of Scattering theory in quantum mechanics, the property of scattering by a potential, stationary scattering state. The quantitative properties of partial wave, the theory of stationary perturbation. Studying approximation method to solve time dependent Schrödinger equation.
    PHS 1466 - Introduction to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology - mandatory
    Credits
    3
    Theoretical
    2
    Pratical
    2
    Training
    Total Content
    4
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    The course aims to study the basic principles of nanomaterials allowing the understanding of the importance of research and development in nanotechnology. Students will learn the basic principles of physics of nanometer-size systems with a focus on basic physical phenomena and applications to existing and future electronics, including devices
    PHS 1494 - Cooperative Training (2) - mandatory
    Credits
    4
    Theoretical
    Pratical
    Training
    Total Content
    8
    Prerequisite
    Course Description:
    This course deepens students’ professional engagement by assigning more advanced and complex tasks in the workplace. It emphasizes the development of critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills, with a final report and presentation showcasing the achievements
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