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Curriculum Overview
The undergraduate curriculum of the Physics Department focuses on subjects in other fields as well as physics.
We want to satisfy physics curriculum and other physics courses to satisfy students who want to pursue a physics major in graduate school and students who want to move on to other fields. In the Department of Physics we have developed a curriculum to learn the methodology of physics. To achieve this, each subject is modular, so students who are interested in physics education and students in other field can choose subjects according to their own needs. In addition, our department offers a variety of classes, so there are no overlapping classes in mechanics, electromagnetism, statistical physics, and quantum mechanics This variety of classes allows excellent undergraduates to take graduate school classes. because of our curriculum Undergraduate students can start research faster.

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*. STC (Science & Technology Core) Course: Designed to develop research capability and fusion capability through strengthening of basic science


 



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Outline of Curriculum
Outline of Curriculum
Category Course No. Course Lec-Lab-Crt Professor more
Major Required PHYS101 General PhysicsⅠ 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS101
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
General Physics I and II introduce basic concepts of physics through lectures. General Physics 1 introduces physics for mechanics, heat effects, time and space, equilibrium of forces, Newton's law, momentum, energy conservation laws, motion under central force, rigid body, continuum mechanics, and waves.
Major Required PHYS102 General PhysicsⅡ 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS102
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
General Physics II deals with the concepts of electromagnetism and optics main topic is includes some of the basic concepts of quantum physics, including electric field and potential,current and magnetic fields, induction laws, dielectrics and magnetic material, electromagnetic waves, and optics
Major Required PHYS103 General Physics Lab.Ⅰ 0-2-1
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS103
  • Credits : 0-2-1
  • Professor :
Through experiments, this lecture help understand basic principles of general physics I.
Major Required PHYS104 Design & Build Physics Lab 0-2-1
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS104
  • Credits : 0-2-1
  • Professor :
student-led type experiment class. Based on the creativity of the individual which is out of the theoretical and abstract textbook-centered formal experiment class this class designed process of designing, constructing, analyzing, demonstrating, The result presentation is the new paradigms of experimental process which students are actively involved.
Major Required PHYS110 General Physics Recitation I 1-0-1
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS110
  • Credits : 1-0-1
  • Professor :
Students improve their ability to take General Physics I and II through basic concept explanations, supplemental exercises, and questions / answers on the progress of General Physics I and II.
Major Required PHYS203 Mechanics 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS203
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
Newtonian mechanics of particles and bodies are treated more analytically than the fundamental mechanics discussed in General Physics I. Newtonian mechanics and conservation laws, gravitational potential, coordinate system problems, and center force problems.
Major Required PHYS206 ElectromagnetismⅠ 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS206
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
this lecture introduce physical phenomena of electromagnetism at a higher level than General Physics II. The contents include magnetism and Maxwell equations such as charge and field, potential, conductor, Laplace equation and solution, magnetic field and vector potential, field energy.
Major Required PHYS259 Physics LaboratoryⅠ 0-6-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS259
  • Credits : 0-6-3
  • Professor :
through the measurement and analysis of fundamental physical properties, this lecture help understanding basic principles of physics Topics include mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, and modern physics.
Major Required PHYS351 Physics LaboratoryⅡ 0-6-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS351
  • Credits : 0-6-3
  • Professor :
through the measurement and analysis of fundamental physical properties, this lecture help understanding basic principles of physics Topics include mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, and modern physics.
Major Required PHYS301 Quantum Mechanics 1 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS301
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
Students will learn basic concepts of quantum physics including modern physics. this lecture introduce application to simple systems, Particle and wave duality, uncertainty principle, wave function and Schroedinger equation, operator method, one dimensional problem, harmonic oscillator and hydrogen atom.
Major Required PHYS302 Quantum Mechanics Ⅱ 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS302
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
depend on basic concept of quantum mechanics this lecture introduce basic concept of angular momentum, spin, perturbation, approximation, radiation theory by the this concept this lecture help understanding basic atomic physics
Major Required PHYS304 Thermal Physics 3-1-3
  • Classification : Major Required
  • Course No. : PHYS304
  • Credits : 3-1-3
  • Professor :
This course deals with thermal and multibody phenomena based on statistical mechanics which probabilistically describes the physical properties of microscopic components such as molecules and atoms. By learning the statistical phenomena of the physical world, we learn about heat and temperature