Physics Department

About the Department

The Department of Physics was established in 1970 with the B.Sc. (MPC) program. In 1990, the course was expanded to include Computer Science (MPCs). The department has gradually grown, and now accommodates 350 physics students.

Our department boasts two well-equipped and spacious laboratories: the Optics Lab and the General Physics Lab. Additionally, we have an E-classroom to provide students with faster and more accurate lesson delivery.

The departmental library, with its collection of 350 books, caters to the needs of both students and staff. The faculty members encourage and support students in pursuing higher studies.

To enhance students' practical knowledge, our department organizes industrial tours. We also conduct an annual science exhibition to foster students' innovative skills. Furthermore, our faculty regularly participates in Faculty Development Programs to stay updated with the latest teaching methodologies.

Vision

Our vision is to be a leading Physics Department that excels in teaching and research. We aim to provide excellent education, encourage innovation, and maintain advanced facilities. We focus on developing our students' skills and engaging with the community and industry. We also support our faculty in using the latest teaching methods. Our goal is to produce skilled physicists who can positively impact society.

Mission

Our mission is to deliver high-quality physics education and inspire a love for learning. We prepare students for successful careers and further studies with innovative research and advanced facilities. We focus on student growth and community engagement. Continuous faculty development ensures excellent teaching.

FACULTY MEMBERS

S.No.	NAME	QUALIFICATION	DESIGNATION	YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
1.	Mr. T. Rajeshwar	M.Sc., B.Ed - TET	Assistant Professor & HOD	14
2.	Mrs. T. Rajyalakshmi	M.Sc. - SET	Assistant Professor	4

Events of the Department

Activities

Report on Science Day Celebrations - 2025

Report on Science Day Celebrations - February - 28^th - 2025

Report on Science Day Celebrations
February - 28 - 2025

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Report On National Science day 2023

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Reprt on Extension Lecture Transistors

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STUDENT SEMINARS & PROJECTS The Department conducts student seminars in each semester to improve their subject knowledge as well as communication skills.

Field trip to birla planetarium and Birla Science Mueseum

World Students Day on event of celebrating birth anniversary of Dr,APJ.Abdul Kalam

Seminars/Webinars

a) Physics Department has Conducted State level seminar on "WOMEN EMPOWERMENT" in the year 2011.

b) Conducted National seminar on the topic titled "GENDER BASED VOILIENCE" in 2012.

c) One day Seminar was organized on POSITIVE DISCRIMINATION in 2015.

d) The department conducted guest lecture on the topic "MAGENITISM ' by Mr. MD. GhousePhasha on Sep-2017.

e) The department conducted Extension lecture on the Topic POLARISATION By Mr. Narashimha from GDC Malkajgiri.

f) The department organized online extension lecture on the topic "MAGENITISM by Mr. Sridhar Reddy Assistant professor Government Degree College for Women Nalgonda on 20^th Feb 2021.

FDPs/Workshops

Restructuring of Physics Curriculum at UG level – The Teachers Colloquium
T. Rajya Lakshmi, Asst. Professor in Physics Attended “Restructuring of Physics Curriculum at UG level – The Teachers Colloquium” Program organized by the Department of Physics, Osmania University, Hyderabad on 16^th April, 2024.

Digital Electronics
A Workshop was organized by Dept of Physics in collaboration with PACIFIC electronics on digital electronics in the year 2005.

AC Circuits
A Workshop was organized by Dept of Physics in collaboration with PHYSITECH on AC Circuits in the year 2006.

Other Events

SCIENCE PROJECT MODELS (EXHIBHITION)
Every year all the Science Departments organize science exhibition on Science day i.e. on Feb 28^th. On this day all the working models and charts are displayed prepared by students. Physics department explained importance of RAMAN EFFECT.

FIELD TRIPS:
Our department faculty with students visit the NGRI every year on NGRI open day. With this trip students gain extra knowledge rather than book knowledge.

Achievements of the department

Staff Achievements

Mr. T. Rajeshwar, Assistant Professor, from the Department of Physics has participated in FDP on "Enhancing Academic and Research Competence for Professional Excellence" from 10^th to 14^th June 2024 which was conducted by ST Pious X Degree & P.G College For Women, Nacharam, Hyderabad and also attended “Restructuring of Physics Curriculum at UG level – The Teachers Colloquium” Program organized by the Department of Physics, Osmania University, Hyderabad on 16^th April, 2024.

A feed back report of the One day faculty workshop for ‘Material Sciences’ organized by Osmania Graduates Association

A feed back report of the One day faculty workshop for ‘Material Sciences’ organized by Osmania Graduates Association

Date: 20^th July 2024

Participants:: Physical sciences faculty members of Sardar Patel college, Secunderabad.

A full day workshop on Material Sciences’ organized by Osmania Graduates Association and held at Golden jubilee hall, exhibition grounds, Osmania University on 20th July, 2024 was attended by all the 16 faculty members of Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer sciences.

The workshop comprised of three lectures on computer science, mathematics and NEP. Prof. G. Prasad's (Department of Physics) lecture focused on the integration of computational science with physics. The lecture covered fundamental concepts and practical applications of computational methods in solving complex physical problems.The key topics were role computational methods in computational physics, applications of computational science in various fields of physics, simulators, software tools and programming languages used in computational science that can be applied in other fields. Prof. Prasad helped us realize that a great onus lies on teachers and being a visionary greatly helps in the long run. He explained how simulators could help learning of difficult and abstract things He mentioned that simulation tools and coding programs etc could be the topics of interest and relevance in the next 20 years.

The second lecture was given by Prof. Surender Reddy from Department of Mathematics in a chalk and talk pattern.. His lecture on group theory that included finite and infinite groups, symmetry groups enabled us to realize the relevance of group theory in explaining symmetry in physical systems and helped us know about the application of group theory concepts to solve mathematical and scientific problems and understand the use of mathematics in online shopping.

Prof. Shivraj from Department of Chemistry, OU delivered the third and the final lecture on Quality education-Quality teachers-perspectives from NEP-2020 in the the post lunch session. The lecture was on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 with a focus on quality education and the role of teachers in achieving this goal. The lecture highlighted the reforms proposed by NEP 2020 to enhance the educational system in India. The session highlighted the main aims of National education policy (NEP), which are to encourage and promote creativity and innovation, leadership qualities, research ability, values and good attitudes, social exposure and physical education. The lecture also highlighted about pedagogy and its role in evolving education into and enjoyable and experiential learning with conceptual clarity through field visits, promoting learning activities and making it more discussion based.

Although the chemistry component was missing in this material science workshop, a few points like NRF(National Research Foundation), ‘update yourself if you do not want to be outdated’ were a few nice take aways from prof. Shivraj’s lecture. We look forward to attend more such workshops in the future, with lectures on nanomaterials, advancements in nanotechnology, their role in sustainability etc which are more pertinent to the theme of the workshop and the present day scenario.

a) T. Rajeshwar attended 2 day FDP program TIPS AND TRICKS FOR APTNESS organized by TASK Hyderabad on 22^nd & 23^rd - DEC 2016.

b) B. Kistamma and T. Rajeshwar presented a paper QUALITY IN TEACHING PHYSICS in One day National seminar at SLNS , Bhongir in 2015.

c) Mr T. Rajeshwar attended Departmental Conference on UG syllabus organized by department of Physics Osmania University on 29th Feb 2020.

d) All the faculty of Physics attended ICT workshop organized by Sardarpatel college.

e) Mrs. D. ShanmukhiJyothi attended National and international seminars and around 20 national papers published.

f) Mrs. P. Srivarsha attended International virtual conference(2 days) on 5^th & 6^th July 2020 organized by U-SERC Uttarakhand.

g)A minor research project (MRP) on "Preparation and characterization of doped tungsten oxide thin films for gas sensing applications", was sanctioned to department of physics by UGC-SERO in the year 2015 MRP done by Mrs. D. Shanmukhi Jyothi.