Physics (Electromagnetism)

This course develops concepts in electric field and magnetic field, Maxwell’s equations, energy in electromagnetism, electromagnetic wave propagation, properties of electromagnetic waves and the spectrum of electromagnetic wave.

We expect that after completion of this course, students are able to:

• define the various fields in electrostatics, magnetostatics and electrodynamics, and to understand how they are related;
• understand the characteristics of materials and their interactions with electric and magnetic fields;
• understand electromagnetic wave concepts.
• explain propagation of electromagnetic waves in various environments;

Textbook:       

1. SERWAY and VUILLE, “College Physics (Ninth Edition)”

References 

1. College Physics by Alan Giambattista, Betty Mc Carthy Richardson, Robert Richardson.
2. University Physics with Modern Physics (14^th Edition) by Hugh D, Young, Roger A. Freedman.
3. Physics for Scientist and Engineers with Modern Physics (9^th Edition) by SERWAY and JEWEET.
4. University Physics with Modern Physics by Wolfgang Bauer and Gray D. Westfall .