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Assessment Targets
The candidates will be
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Contents Marks
electromagnetism.
analyze real world
phenomena with the
concept of electricity
and magnetism
formulate
mathematical
expression in relation
to electromagnetism.
demonstrate the
problem-solving
ability related to the
concept of
Electromagnetism.
Electric field and Potential due to Point charge &
Dipole. Capacitors and Dielectric , Calculation of
capacitance for parallel -plate capacitor, Dielectric
and Gauss's law, Electrical Energy, Ohm's law and
Kirchhoff’s law, Whetstone bridge principle and its
applications. Magnetic Force on a current, Torque
on a current loop, Ampere's law & Biot -Savart law-
and their application, Faraday's law & Lenz’s Law of
Induction and their Applications, Magnetic
Properties of Matter , Maxwell’s Field Equations.
interpret concept and
terms regarding waves,
oscillation and optics.
relate the concept with
the real -life
phenomenon to the
concept of waves,
oscillation and optics.
formulate
mathematical
expression in relation
to waves, oscilla tion
and optics.
demonstrate the
problem- solving
ability regarding
waves, oscillation and
optics.
Unit: Five
Waves: Transverse and Longitudinal Wave, Wave
Equation, Interference of Waves, Standing Waves
and Resonance, Beats, The Doppler Effect,
Applications of waves in real life.
Oscillation: Simple Harmonic Motion, Energy in
SHM, Lissajous Figures, Damped SHM, Forced
Oscillations and Resonance.
Optics: Light and the electromagnetic spectrum,
Young's Interference experiment, Intensity in
single & double slit experiment, Fresnel and
Fraunhofer class diffraction, Diffraction - Single slit,
double slit, Plane and circular polarization, Optical
phenomena in real life, Dispersion, Optical Fiber in
Communication.
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explain concept and
terms regarding theory
of relativity, atomic
physics and Laser.
analyze real world
phenomena with the
concept of theory of
Unit: Six
Theory of Relativity: The experimental background
of the Theory of Special Relativity; The Michelson –
Morley experiment; The postulates of Spec ial Theory
of Relativity; Time dilation; length contraction;
Relativistic Mass and Momentum; Mass and energy
equivalence; the General Theory of Relativity.
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