Bachelor of Science in Physics
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About Program
In the academic year 2022, the Department of Physics was formed. Currently, this Department is part of Gandhinagar Institute of Science, which is associated with Gandhinagar University. We are a critical link between all of the nearby Engineering, Computer Science, Chemistry, Botany and Mathematics departments. The department is noted for its academic quality and will give research possibilities to students in their final year, reverberating with the foundations of Physics. It has laboratory facilities for theoretical and computational physics. Under the heading ‘Future of Physical Sciences,’ the department will frequently conduct seminars and discussions in astronomy, materials science, nuclear physics, condensed matter physics, theoretical physics, and environmental physics.
Vision
The Physics department’s goal is to provide students a fundamental understanding of the physical cosmos, its origins, and structure, so that they can exploit unknown and unidentified species in basic research and technology in the future. Through teaching and research in Physics at all levels, the department creates a platform for the distribution and development of information, and it assists students in creating a scientific society that supports rational thinking.
Mission
- To awaken young minds and find their potential in both theoretical and practical Physics via devotion to teaching, commitment to students, and creative instructional methods such as PPT and Visual Aids.
- To support the College's developmental initiatives and to make the Department lively.
- To make significant contributions in areas such as faculty and contemporary labs, as well as to exhibit a high level of expertise in the study of Engineering Physics.
- To organise and preserve effective operational processes in the Department in order to achieve our goals as an eminent institution with international standards.
- To provide cutting-edge academic programmes in Physics and multidisciplinary fields, as well as to generate intellectual property through innovations, high-quality research papers, and patents.
- To establish cutting-edge research facilities that will benefit GIS scholars as well as those from other academic institutions.
PEOs
- PEO1: Graduates will continue their education in similar subjects like as management.
- PEO2: Graduates will work as quality analysts and controllers in commercial companies for the production of lab components and equipment, as operators of medical instruments such as X-ray, MRI, and CT scan, and as researchers or scientists in government organisations such as ISRO, PRL, BARC, eventually progressing to positions of leadership.
- PEO3: Graduates will become business owners through the development of their start-ups and innovations.
PSOs
- PSO1: Graduates will have a thorough grasp and comprehension of the principles of Physics.
- PSO2: Physics graduates will gain practical, analytical, and mathematical capabilities.
- PSO3: Graduates will be equipped to gain a variety of general abilities, such as problem solving, information evaluation, productive computer use, successful communication with society, and independent learning.
- PSO4: Graduates will find employment in a variety of disciplines such as science and engineering, education, banking, public services, business, and so on.
POs
The student will be able to do the following:
- PO1: Scientific Understanding: Utilise Physics knowledge to answer challenging scientific issues.
- PO2: Problem identification: Identify, define, and analyse complicated scientific problems in preparation for further study.
- PO3: Conduct complicated problem studies: Study complicated Physics problems utilising scientific knowledge for data processing and interpretation.
- PO4: Solution design / development: Choose, devise, and apply relevant experimental methodologies and computational tools to address Physics issues.
- PO5: Society and Science: Use contextual knowledge to evaluate societal, health, safety, and cultural problems pertinent to scientific processes.
- PO6: Environmental and sustainable development: use and illustrate fundamental physics in an environmental setting for long-term development.
- PO7: Ethics: Comprehend the ethical principles and societal duties of a physics graduate.
- PO8: Communication: Efficiently communicate through reports, writing, documentation, and excellent presentation.
- PO9: Individual and Team Work: Operate successfully as an individual as well as a member or leader of a varied team in a multidisciplinary situation.
- PO10: Ongoing education: Participate in self-directed and lifelong learning in the broadest settings of scientific and technological growth.
- PO11: Future Employment: Through seminars and internships, improve and adapt new skills for future employment in teaching and research.
- PO12: Competency: Compete successfully in national and international competitive examinations.
What The Students Learn Bachelor Degree in Basic Sciences
- English
- Optics
- Quantum Mechanics
- Nuclear Physics
- Mathematical Physics
- Electronics
- C - Language and Programming
- Modern elementory Particle Physics
- Statistical Mechanics
- Astrophysics
- Nanotechnology
- Classical Mechanics
- Material Science and technology
- Thermodynamics
Faculty Members
Prof.(Dr.) Gautam Patel
I/C HOI, GIS
Dr. Sneha S. Patel
Assistant Professor & I/C HoD (MH)
Prof. (Dr.) Umang Patel
I/C Controller Of Examinations
Dr. Rachana Shukla
Assistant Professor
Dr. Mihir Suthar
Assistant Professor
Dr. Nirupama Patel
Assistant Professor
Prof. Darshan Shah
Assistant Professor
Prof. Tejas Shah
Assistant Professor
Lab Facilities
To provide quality teaching and research for both students and faculty, the department is well-equipped with modern laboratories that include a projector and a white board. The Laboratory has facilities like :Spectrometers, Travelling Microscopes, as well as other electronic circuit boards to perform analog and digital operations, are available.