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Physics For Computing Science

The document outlines a physics curriculum for computing science students, divided into two parts with multiple units covering topics such as oscillations, diffraction, electromagnetic equations, lasers, and thermodynamics. Each unit contains specific concepts and questions designed to assess understanding and application of the material. Additionally, it notes the preparation of internal questions and encourages students to study effectively.

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Physics For Computing Science

The document outlines a physics curriculum for computing science students, divided into two parts with multiple units covering topics such as oscillations, diffraction, electromagnetic equations, lasers, and thermodynamics. Each unit contains specific concepts and questions designed to assess understanding and application of the material. Additionally, it notes the preparation of internal questions and encourages students to study effectively.

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Physics for comPuting science (csBs onLy)

Part-B
unit 1
1.damped oscillation
2.forced oscillation
3.explain the spring and mass systems
4.explain the characteristics of simple hormonic motion and derive the
differential equation for SHM.
5.analogy of electrical and mechanical oscillators

Unit 2
1. Fraunhofer diffraction at single slit
2. plane diffraction grating
3. nicol prism
4. theory of interference due to reflected and transmitted light
5. newton rings
UNIT 3
1. maxwell electro magnetic equations
2. maxwell electro magnetic wave equations for free space
3. maxwell electro magnetic equations for non conducting medium
UNIT 4
1. einstein coefficients A and B
2. co2 laser
3. ndyag laser
4. ruby laser
5. classification of fiber optics
unit 5
1. derive the expression for workdone due to isothermal and adiabiatic
process
2.draw the entropy temperature diagram and explain the process
3. expain the carnot cycle with the help of PV diagram

PART A
UNIT 1
1. motion
2.SHM and characteristics
3. resonance
4. oscillation and types
5. q factor
6. amplitude

UNIT 2
1. interference and conditions
2. newton rings and applications
3. diffraction and conditions
4. difference between interference and diffraction
5. difference between Fresnel and Fraunhofer diffraction
6. zone plate
7. polarization
8.double riffraction
9. brewsters law
10. difference between ordinary and extrodinary ray
11.nicol prism and applications

UNIT 3
1. equation of continuity
2. current density
3.properties of em waves
4.divergence and curl
5. properties of semiconductor and application

UNIT 4
1. laser and types
2. difference between ordinary and laser light
3. difference between stimulated and spontaneous emission
4. active medium
5. active centre
6. optical resonance
7. applications of laser

UNIT 5
1. zeroth law
2. first law
3. second law
4. third law of thermodynaics
5. entropy and properties
6. efficiency
7. temperature
8. difference between isothermal and adiabatic process

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NOTE : THIS QUESTIONS ARE PREPARED BASED ON
EXPECTATION .
ADDITIONALLY PREPARE INTERNAL QUESTIONS
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*****ALL THE BEST*****

**PREPARED BY CSBS GANGSTERS ADMIN

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