Science Department

Comprises Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology, providing comprehensive education and research opportunities in these fields.

Sub-Departments within the Science Department:

• Physics Department

• Chemistry Department

• Mathematics Department

• Biology Department

Course List within the Science Department:

1. Physics Department:

• Classical Mechanics

• Electromagnetism

• Quantum Mechanics

• Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

• Optics and Waves

• Solid State Physics

• Nuclear and Particle Physics

• Astrophysics and Cosmology

• Computational Physics

• Experimental Physics

2. Chemistry Department:

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

• Analytical Chemistry

• Biochemistry

• Environmental Chemistry

• Medicinal Chemistry

• Polymer Chemistry

• Computational Chemistry

• Spectroscopy and Analytical Techniques

3. Mathematics Department:

• Calculus

• Linear Algebra

• Differential Equations

• Probability and Statistics

• Numerical Analysis

• Discrete Mathematics

• Mathematical Modeling

• Real Analysis

• Complex Analysis

• Mathematical Logic

4. Biology Department:

• Cell Biology

• Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Ecology and Environmental Science

• Physiology

• Microbiology

• Evolutionary Biology

• Biotechnology

• Plant Biology

• Animal Biology

• Human Anatomy and Physiology

These courses provide comprehensive education and research opportunities in the fields of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology. Students gain a solid foundation in fundamental principles, theories, and experimental techniques related to each discipline. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from classical mechanics and electromagnetism in physics to organic chemistry and biochemistry in chemistry, and from calculus and differential equations in mathematics to cell biology and genetics in biology. The departments emphasize hands-on laboratory work, research projects, and theoretical studies to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. Graduates from these programs can pursue various career paths, including scientific research, academia, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, engineering, and more.