Engineering Physics provides fundamental scientific knowledge required to understand and solve engineering problems. The course covers the structural properties of crystalline materials, mechanics, elasticity, thermodynamics, lasers, optical fibers, and quantum mechanics. The laboratory components enable students to develop practical skills in determining material properties, analyzing thermal conductivity, and investigating the interaction of light with matter through interference and diffraction experiments.

Through this course, students develop both theoretical knowledge and practical laboratory skills, which form a strong foundation for advanced engineering studies and technological applications.