Department Profile
Department of Physics started its function in 1995 as a subordinate department to support and provide complementary Physics courses for the BSc Polymer Chemistry, Currently Chemistry Degree Programme. This department aims to cultivate a fine taste and nurture interest in science subjects particularly, Physics and train students who can work on challenging real-life problems.
FYUGP Courses- Physics
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SEMESTER
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COURSE CODE
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COURSE NAME
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1
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DSC
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UK1DSCPHY102
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Properties of Solids
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MDC
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UK1MDCPHY104
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Physics of everyday appliances
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2
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DSC
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UK2DSCPHY102
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Optics and Thermodynamics
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MDC
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UK2MDCPHY103
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Foundations in forensic science
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3
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DSC
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UK3DSCPHY202
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Solid State Physics and Spectroscopy
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4
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VAC
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UK4VACPHY202
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Disaster Management
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SEC
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UK4SECPHY200
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Basic Instrumentation Skills
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5
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SEC
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UK5SECPHY300
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Optics in Digital Photography – Photo Editing
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6
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SEC
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UK6SECPHY300
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Fibre Optic Technology
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Programmes
Faculties
Dr. Nazimudeen E. A
Assistant Professor (Guest Faculty), Dept of Physics
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Qualifications :
MSc, MPhil, PhD, PGDCA
Designation :
Assistant Professor (Guest Faculty), Dept of Physics
Specialization :
Electronics
Email :
nazimudeenea@gmail.com
Areas of expertise :
Material Science, Thin films, Condensed Matter of Physics, Radiation Physics, X-ray Astronomy, Electronics, C++
Professional Bodies :
- (membership): Indian Spectroscopy Society.
Publication :
- E.A. Nazimudeen, T.E. Girish and Sunila Abraham, On the Nature of Thin Films of Speculum Metal, Mater. Today Common. 16 (2018), pp. 319. (Included in Scopus- Elsevier Publication), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtcomm.2018.07.005
E.A. Nazimudeen et al., Effects of high energy electron and X-ray irradiation on the morphology, microstructure and reflectivity of cast speculum metal mirror, Radiation Physics and Chemistry 202 (2023) 110503., https://doi.org/10.1016/j.radphyschem.2022.110503
E.A. Nazimudeen, T.E. Girish and Sunila Abraham, Early Compton Effect Experiments Revisited; Evidence for Outstanding Hard X-ray Reflectivity of Speculum Metal, 2019, arXiv:2001.02053 [cond-mat. matrl-sci],https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2001.02053.
E.A. Nazimudeen et al., X-ray Reflectivity measurements of speculum metal mirrors using Synchrotron radiation, 2020, arXiv:2002.12754 [physics. gen-ph], https://doi.org/10. 48550/arXiv.2002.12754.
E.A. Nazimudeen et al., Synchrotron based XUV, soft and hard X-ray reflectivity of speculum metal mirrors, Proceedings of Royal Society of London A, under communication.
Nazimudeen E. A, Girish T. E, Sunila Abrahama, Investigations on the Hard X-ray Reflectivity of Speculum and Other Metal Mirrors Using Computational Techniques, International Journal of
Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology (IJIRSET),13, 5 (2024), pp: 8334-8441, DOI:10.15680/IJIRSET.2024.1305290.
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