The course of “electricity and magnetism” is introducing fundamental aspects of flow and behavior of  charges and basic concepts of  the strength of electrical and magnetical interaction of particle with objects around it, and certain aspects of electronics. It is widely used in the design of different circuits in industry,  The course objectives are to enable students about the ideas of electric field, electric potential, capacitor, resistance, magnetic field, and some concepts of basic electronics. To get a deeper inside and understanding in to the laws of electricity and magnetism, and energy conservation. Students will learn properties and applications of electricity and magnetism as well as electronics.

Learning Outcomes:

To enable students to:

• Understand the origin of  “electricity and magnetism”.
• The basic laws of “electricity and magnetism” and "electronics".
• The applications of laws controlling the current phenomena.
• Understand analyses and design the circuits, various devices and components working on the basis of charge flow.

Recommended Books/Readings:

1. Beiser A.  Concepts of Modern Physics.  4th ed. McGraw-Hill Book Co, 1987.
2. Grobe. Basic Electronics.  7th ed. McGraw Hill Book Co, 1993.
3. Reitz, John R. and Milford Fredrick, J. Foundations to Electromagnetic
4.   Theory. 2nd ed. Addison-Wesley Publishing Co, 1970.         
5. Sear and Zemansky. University Physics with Modern Physics. 12th ed.
         Pearson, 2008.

6.  Modern Physics and Basic Electronics by M.Kleem Akhtar, based on 4th & 5th Edition of Physics.

System of Evaluation:

• Mid-term exam: 15 Marks
• Final-term exam: 45 Marks
• Practical exam: 25 Marks
• Sessional: 15 Marks (Attendance, Disciplines/Regularity, Class Participation, Assignment)

Key Dates:

Mid-Term exam: and Final-Term exam: will be conducted after each week from date of start the semester.

Time Table:

Monday:  10:00 to 11:00 AM 

Tuesday:  10:00 to 11:00 AM

Thursday: 08:00 to10;00 AM (Lab.)

                  11:00 to 12:00 AM

Rules and Regulations:

• Attendance: 80% class attendance is compulsory.
• Disciplines: All students must be disciplined in the classroom.
• Time bounds: Assignments must be submitted as per time schedules.
• Uniform: Students must follow the university rules regarding dressing.
• Time table: Students must follow the classroom timings as per time table.