Departmental Profile

Year of Establishment :

1950

Names of Programmes / Courses offered :

UG (Honours and General)

Number of Teaching Post

Details of Infrastructural Facilities and Logistic Support :

The Department possesses a somewhat satisfactory infrastructure-

• There are 6 class rooms for the students and one staff room for teachers.
• Out of which 3 class rooms are assigned for practical laboratory (for both Honours and General students) where practical classes are conducted and one is for computer practical.
• One ICT-enabled class room exists for multimedia presentation with the help of LCD projector which is combinedly used with Department of Mathematics.
• As an extention to the Main College library, a departmental seminar library with nearly 266 reference books for the existing students.
• Apart from seminar library, we have a small Book Bank especially for General course students.
• We have internet facilities and Wi-Fi connection for Staff & Students.

Program Outcome

• To impart English-medium based undergraduate level education that is Bachelor Degree in Science and Arts courses in accordance withaffiliating University's Curriculum andthe UGC Guidelines.
• Understanding and Correlating between Theoretical and Experimental aspects of the subjects (highly essential for Laboratory based subjects).
• Developing concepts in Pure Subjects along with Applied and Interdisciplinary Subject Areas for Real Life Applications.
• Identify various Academic and Professional areas.
• Catering to the needs of Present Day Problems & allied Thrust Areas and Service to Human Race.

Program Specific Outcome (PSO)

Development of Theoretical and Experimental knowledge, Mathematical Concepts along with different aspects of Physics, Real-time and Practical Problems, Modern Opto-Electronic and Instrumentation Applications, Astronomy and Space Science, Telecommunication, Automatic Control Systems, Nano-science and technology, Future introduction to Interdisciplinary areas – Biophysics and Geophysics.

Course Outcomes

• Students will demonstrate knowledge of selected topics from classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, electrodynamics and thermal physics and be able to apply these knowledge to analyze a broad range of physical phenomena theoretically as well as experimentally.
• Students will be capable of oral and written scientific communication and will prove that they can think critically and work independently.