M.Sc. In Physics(Electronics and telecommunication) E(II)

A master’s degree is a postgraduate degree for students who want to become more skilled or specialized in a particular discipline. While bachelor’s and other undergraduate degrees typically give a relatively broad overview of a particular area of study, master’s degrees tend to be more focused and allow students to develop the depth of their knowledge in a particular subject, putting them on the right course to become leaders in their fields.

Duration: 2 years (Four semesters)

Intake capacity : 20

The course consist of 4 papers each of 60 marks as follows:

Semester I :

1. Mathematical Methods
2. Classical Mechanics
3. Quantum Mechanics
4. Solid state devices

Semester II:

1. Advance Electronics
2. Electro dynamics
3. Quantum Mechanics II
4. Solid state Physics

Semester III:

1. Thermodynamics and Statistical mechanics
2. Nuclear Physics
3. Signal Modulation and Transmission Techniques
4. Micro Wave Electronics ,Radar and Optical Fiber Communication

Semester IV:

1. Experimental Physics
2. Atomic and Molecular Physics
3. Digital Communication Systems and Python Programing language
4. Computer Networking