Bachelor of Science in Physics
Introduction
The aim of the BS Physics program is to equip students with essential skills necessary for professional work as a physicist and is the first step to graduate work in physics.
This degree can lead to specialization in various other fields interconnected with physics such as medical physics, solid-state physics, and nuclear physics among others. Over the course of four years, students learn new ways and techniques to solve problems and learn to predict the behavior of various systems.
They also understand the physical laws that govern the universe and eventually are able to contribute towards answering the unanswered questions.
Duration
- Program Duration: 4 years
- Credit Hours: 135
- Semester: 8
- Location: Main Campus
- Recognized by: Higher Education Commission
Enter Requirements
12 Years of Education, intermediate or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics, with minimum 45% marks, from an accredited institution. Pre-medical students may also be admitted. An additional Mathematics course will be offered to premedical students in 1st semester.
1st Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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ISS 111 | Islamic Studies | 02 |
ENG 112 | English I | 03 |
Math 111 | Math I (Analytical Geometry & differential/ Integral Calculus) | 03 |
PHY 111 | Physics I (HRK Vol. I 1st half) | 03 |
PHY 112 | Vector Analysis | 03 |
PHY 113 | Phy. Lab. I (Mechanics) | 02 |
2nd Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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PAS 121 | Pak. Studies | 03 |
ENG 122 | English II | 03 |
Math 121 | Math II (Ord. Diffl. Equations) | 03 |
COMP 121 | Computers (language & techniques) | 03 |
PHY 121 | Physics II (HRK Vol. 1 2nd half) | 03 |
PHY 122 | Phy. Lab. II (Thermodynamics/ Hydromechanics) | 02 |
3rd Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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SOP 231 | Social Psychology | 03 |
MATH 231 | Math III (Initial & Boundary value problems) | 03 |
STAT 231 | Fundamental of Statistics | 03 |
PHY 231 | Physics III (HRK Vol. II 1st half) | 03 |
PHY 232 | Phy. Lab. III (Electricity/ Magnetism) | 02 |
4th Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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PHS 241 | Philosophy of Science | 03 |
MATH 241 | Math IV (Linear Algebra & Vector Spaces) | 03 |
CHEM 241 | Chemistry I (Physical & Spectroscopy) | 03 |
PHY 241 | Physics IV (HRK Vol. II 2nd half) | 03 |
PHY 242 | Electronics I | 03 |
PHY 243 | Lab IV (Basic Electronics) | 03 |
5th Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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CIV 351 | Civilization OR (GOF)* | 03 |
PHY 351 | Classical Mechanics | 03 |
PHY 352 | Mathematical Methods of Physics I | 03 |
PHY 353 | Thermal Physics | 03 |
PHY 354 | Electronics II | 03 |
PHY 355 | Phy. Lab. V (Electronics/ Modern Physics) | 03 |
6th Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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PHY 361 | Topic in General Physics* | 03 |
PHY 362 | Electromagnetic Theory I | 03 |
PHY 363 | Waves & Oscillations | 03 |
PHY 364 | Mathematical Methods of Physics II | 03 |
PHY 365 | Modern Physics | 03 |
PHY 366 | Phy. Lab.VI (Radiation Physics) | 03 |
7th Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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FIM 371 | Financial Management OR (GOF) | 03 |
PHY 371 | Quantum Mechanics I | 03 |
PHY 372 | Physical & Geometrical Optics | 03 |
PHY 373 | Electromagnetic Theory II | 03 |
PHY 374 | Solid State Physics | 03 |
PHY 375 | Topic in General Physics* | 03 |
8th Semester
Code | Course | Credit Hours |
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PHY 481 | Quantum Mechanics II | 03 |
PHY 482 | Nuclear Physics | 03 |
PHY 483 | Statistical Mechanics | 03 |
PHY 484 | Topics in General Physics | 03 |
PHY 485 | Atomic Physics | 03 |
PHY 486 | Phy. Lab. VII (Nuclear Physics) | 03 |