Bachelor of Physics
Program Vision
A distinguished Physics Program in education and scientific research to serve the community.
Program Mission
To offer a distinguished educational and research program in Physics that prepares graduates to contribute to community service through a stimulating academic environment and the optimal utilization of resources.
Program Objectives
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Create a distinguished academic environment to enhance the competitiveness of Physics program students.
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Achieve excellence in the faculty team of the Physics program.
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Develop and strengthen the scientific research system in the field of Physics.
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Develop and enhance community service programs in the field of Physics.
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Ensure the optimal utilization of available resources.
Program Learning Outcomes
| Knowledge and Understanding | |
| K1 | Recall the fundamental theoretical principles and applications associated with the fields of physics. |
| K2 | Describe the essential facts, principles, and theories in the related basic sciences. |
| K3 | Recognize the latest developments at the forefront of physics including critical awareness of current research. |
| Skills | |
| S1 | Apply knowledge of physics to understand physical phenomena. |
| S2 | Apply appropriate mathematical concepts and computational techniques to solve problems in various fields of physics and basic sciences. |
| S3 | Conduct experiments and interpret data and write scientific reports in various fields of physics and basic sciences. |
| S4 | Communicate effectively by using forms of presentation appropriate for different topics. |
| Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility | |
| V1 | Demonstrate integrity, professional and academic ethics and participate effectively in social and cultural activities. |
| V2 | Show interpersonal skills and leadership of teamwork and take individual responsibility for professional development. |
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