Introduction

Physics program at KFUPM represents the foundation of all scientific, technological, and engineering disciplines. It therefore aspires to be one of the leading departments in teaching, research, and community services.

Program Educational Objectives

• Prepare graduates capable of pursuing graduate studies in physics and related fields
• Prepare graduates for a successful career in industry and research laboratories
• Provide graduates with broad knowledge that allows them to be self-learners

Student Outcomes

On successful completion of this program, graduates will be able to:

• Recognize the laws of classical physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Recognize the laws of quantum physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Recognize the laws of at least one major specialty area of physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Solve problems in classical physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Solve problems in quantum physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Solve problems in at least one major specialty area of physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Analyze and interpret experimental data as well as write concise reports
• Be a good, and ethically responsible, team player
• Use mathematical skills to solve problems in physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Use computing tools to solve problems in physics at the basic and intermediate levels
• Search for and utilize information on topics in physics from a variety of sources
• Communicate physics concepts verbally, graphically, and in writing
• Setup and conduct experiments in order to study physical phenomena

Requirements

Every student of Bachelor of Science in Physics program must complete the following curriculum: