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Faculty of Science Handbook, Academic Session  2024/2025




               particles,  two-electron  atoms,  multi-electron  atoms,  coupling  of
               angular  momentum,  periodic  table,  hyperfine  structure,  spectral
               linewidth, time-dependent perturbation theorem, atom and photonic
               interaction,  excited  radiation,  spontaneous  emission,  stimulated
               absorbtion  and  emission,  Einstein  A  and  B  coefficients,  diatomic
               molecules and their spectral – vibration, rotation, electronic.

               Assessment Method:
                Final Examination:     60%
                Continuous Assessment:   40%

               SIF3003 SOLID STATE PHYSICS (3 CREDITS)

               Introduction  to  types  of  solids,  structure  of  crystalline  solids:
               periodicity, lattice and unit cell, Bravais lattices, directions and planes
               in crystals, X-ray diffraction, diffraction techniques, reciprocal lattice,
               Brillouin  zone,  bonding  in  solids,  dynamics  of  monoatomic  and
               diatomic  lattices  (1-D  and  3-D),  density  of  states,  dispersion  of
               phonons,  thermal  properties:  specific  heat  capacity,  thermal
               conductivity,  free  and  quantized  electron models,  D.C.  conductivity
               and electron dispersion, band theory of solids: Bloch function, Kronig-
               Penney model, band theory of solids: effective mass, density of states
               and concentration of electrons.

               Assessment Method:
                Final Examination:     60%
                Continuous Assessment:   40%

               SIF3018 PHYSICS FOR WORK (2 CREDITS)

               Scientific  methods  (past,  present  and  future  philosophies  driving
               discoveries  and  innovations,  design-thinking  and  first  principle
               approach); Examples of case studies: Cavendish Lab, AT&T Bell Lab,
               MIT  Media  Lab,  SpaceX/  Google  Research,  NTT,  Samsung
               Research,  Huawei  R&D;  Physics  empowering  industry  revolutions
               (IR1.0  (mechanics  &  thermodynamics),  IR2.0  (electric,  magnets  &
               electromagnetic  wave),  IR3.0  (semiconductors,  computers,  optical
               fibres, internet) – IR4.0 (energy cell/batteries, Internet of Thing (IoT),
               sensors network, data storage, information processing and AI); Public
               communication  of  science  and  citizen science,  Physics  for  work  in
               manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, food and beverage, security &
               surveillence,  arts  and  entertainment  industries.  Physics  for
               Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)- case studies: SDG 3 (Good
               Health  &  Wellbeing),  SDG6  (Clean  Water  &  Sanitation),  SDG7




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