Department of Physics
“The laws of physics is the canvas God laid down on which to paint his masterpiece.”
– Dan Brown
Welcome to the Department of Physics at The Elegant Arts and Science College. Physics has been in the Elegant curriculum since 2015 when the college began its journey. The faculties at Elegant are committed to quality in both teaching and interacting with students, taking all aspects of undergraduate education seriously. You will find in our labs and classrooms a lively mix of teachers and undergraduates all working together with a common love of Physics. Apart from concentrating on the syllabus and lectures ,we work together to satisfy our students’ basic curiosity about the nature of the universe , to motivate them to investigate and learn, to appreciate and expand their drive to understand the subject that rules nature and technology. The department also provides an extra Add-on course - C++ and HTML. We focus on inculcating among them the knowledge and skills that constitutes a physicist’s unique approach in solving problems they will encounter in their academic and non-academic careers. So, worry not if you are a beginner with curiosity; The Elegant Physics will help you grow up from the ground!!!
About the Course
Vision
Mission
- To kindle the young minds and unlock their talents both in theory and practical Physics through quality lectures, commitment to students and good instructional methods.
- Develop a broad, deep and rigorous knowledge of the problems that rule the natural world and cultivate in them a scientific temper and sense of social responsibility.
- To inculcate among students the grandeur of the subject of Physics, its connection with other disciplines and its boundless potential to enrich human lives.
- To support the developmental activities of college and make the department vibrant by introducing programs that embrace the values of the institution.
- To prepare graduates with high levels of efficiency and capability to be fit in the research activities.
- To provide exciting learning opportunities for non-physics and non-science majors that deliver basic understanding of Physics.
Faculty Members
Arsha M
Sreelakshmi B
Udaya T
