Please provide me the syllabus for the M.Sc Course offered at University of Madras as I plan to pursue the same in near future?

M.Sc Physics is a two Years offered at University of Madras and is accessible by the candidates who have passed the B.Sc. Degree Examination in Physics as the main subject with Mathematics as one of the ancillary/allied subjects or B.Sc. Applied Science of this University or an examination of some other Universities accepted by the University of Madras as equivalent thereto shall be eligible for admission to M.Sc. Degree Course in Physics.

Course Syllabus

Course Detail
Course Code

Semester - I

PHY C101
Mathematical Physics I

PHY C102
Analog Electronics

PHY C103
Digital and Nuclear Electronics

PHY C104
Classical Mechanics

PHY C105
Practical I (General Physics & Analog Electronics)

PHY E101
Probability, Statistics and Error Analysis

PHY E102
Physics in Every Day Life

Semester - II

PHY C106
Mathematical Physics II

PHY C107
Electromagnetic Theory

PHY C108
Quantum Mechanics I

PHY C109
Statistical Physics

PHY C110
Practical II (Nuclear Physics & Digital Electronics)

PHY E103
Astronomy & Astrophysics

PHY E104
Materials Science

PHY E105
Physics Through Poetry

Semester - III

PHY C111
Quantum Mechanics II

PHY C112
Condensed Matter Physics I

PHY C113
Condensed Matter Physics II

PHY C114
Nuclear Physics & Elementary Particle Physics

PHY C115
Numerical Methods

PHY C116
Practical III: Computer Programming in C and OOPS

PHY E106
Relativity and Relativistic Quantum Mechanics

PHY E107
Resonance Spectroscopy

PHY E108
Microprocessors & Applications

Semester - IV

PHY C117
Project & Viva–Voce

PHY E109
Advanced Topics in Mathematical Physics

PHY E110
Nuclear Reactor Theory

PHY E111
General Relativity and Cosmology

PHY E112
Quantum Field Theory

PHY E113
Advanced Nuclear Theory

PHY E114
X–ray Powder Diffraction

PHY E115
Advanced Materials

PHY E116
Microprocessor Laboratory

PHY E117
Accelerator & Nuclear Detectors

PHY E118
Electronic Communications

PHY E119
Magnetism & Magnetic Materials

PHY E120
Biomaterials