Engineering Physics

 

The objectives of the programme are: 

 

 

Programme Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Upon completion of this programme, the students will be able to:

 

 

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ZCA 101/4 Physics I (Mechanics)

ZCA 102/4 Physics II (Electricity and Magnetism)

ZCT 103/3 Physics III (Vibrations, Waves and Optics)

ZCT 104/3 Physics IV (Modern Physics)

ZCT 106/3 Electronics I

*ZCA 110/4 Mathematical Methods I

ZCT 112/3 Mathematical Methods II

ZCT 191/2 Physics Practical I

ZCT 192/2 Physics Practical Il

ZCT 205/3 Quantum Mechanics

ZCT 206/3 Electronics II

ZCT 210/4 Complex Analysis and Differential Equations

ZCT 215/3 Optics

ZKT 223/3 Engineering Design

ZKT 224/4 Electronic and Photonic Materials I

ZCT 293/2 Physics Practical III

ZKT 296/2 Photonics Laboratory

ZKT 297/3 Practical Training

ZCT 304/3 Electricity and Magnetism

ZCT 307/3 Solid State Physics I

ZKT 321/3 The Engineer in Society

ZKT 396/8 Engineering Physics Project (two semesters)

 

 

 

Students must select 30 units; at least 26 units from the group of courses below and the remaining units may be selected from other Science or Applied Science programmes, not from School of Physics.

 

ZCE 111/4 Computational Approach in Physics Learning

ZCT 214/3 Thermodynamics

ZCT 219/4 Mathematical Methods III

ZCT 314/3 Statistical Mechanics

ZKE 322/3 Electronic and Photonic Materials II

ZKE 323/3 Electronic and Photonic Devices and Systems

ZKE 326/4 Signal and Image Processing

ZKE 327/3 Solid State Lighting I

ZKE 427/3 Solid State Lighting II

ZAE 484/4 Laser and Its Applications

ZAE 488/4 Non-destructive Testing

ZCE 499/9 Industrial Training

 

 

ASSOC. PROF. DR. QUAH CHING KHENG

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