Fundamental Physics

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Program Overview

     A Physics License typically refers to an undergraduate degree program in physics, which is a three-year program in Algeria. This curriculum provides students with foundational knowledge in physics and mathematics while also introducing them to experimental techniques, computational methods, and modern scientific research. Below are the key highlights of a typical Physics License curriculum:

1.   Foundational Courses: These courses form the backbone of the physics education and provide the essential theoretical framework (Classical Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanic, Electromagnetism, Statistical Physics …)

2.   Experimental and Laboratory Work: Hands-on experience is crucial in physics education. Students learn how to design experiments, collect data, and analyze results

 (Basic experiments in mechanics, electricity, optics and waves & Vibrations).

3. Data Analysis and Computational Tools (Use of software like Python).


Teaching Language : French/ English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Core courses in fundamental physics typically provide a foundation for understanding the principles and theories that govern the physical universe. These courses are designed to equip students with the mathematical tools, problem-solving skills, and conceptual understanding necessary to explore advanced topics in physics. Below is a list of core courses commonly found in undergraduate and early graduate programs in fundamental physics:

Classical Mechanics – Electricity - Electromagnetism - Analytical Mechanics – Quantum Mechanics – Vibration and Waves - Statistical Mechanics – Thermodynamics - Special Relativity - Mathematical Methods for Physics – geometric physics – Atomic Physics – Nuclear Physics – Slid State Physics …

Advanced Topics

Modern Physics Topics

These courses introduce students to cutting-edge areas of physics that build on classical theories.

Relativity 

Special relativity (time dilation, length contraction, Lorentz transformations, Introduction to general relativity

Atomic Physics

Structure of atoms and molecules, Spectroscopic techniques

Nuclear Physics

Structure of the nucleus,Fundamental particles and forces

Solid State Physics

Crystal structures

Band theory of solids

Superconductivity and semiconductors

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Admissions Information

To be in the Fundamental Physics License you just need to have the baccalaureate diploma or its equivalent

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