It is necessary to know how to use physical, sophisticated measuring devices, modern information exchange systems and technologies in carrying out scientific researches and experiments. This is what science and magnetism are supposed to be.
"Electrical and magnetism" is one of the general professional subjects taught in the 3rd semester. To be able to master this subject, you must have sufficient knowledge and skills in the curriculum such as Mathematical Analysis, Algebra and Geometry, Mechanics, and Molecular Physics. The knowledge gained from this discipline is widely used in laboratory and laboratory work on the disciplines of "Optics", "Atomic Physics" and "Fundamentals of Radioelectronics", which plays an important role in developing skills and skills for future professionals.The purpose of the course is to understand the basic laws, the analytical formulas, and the meaning of physical processes. Graphical analysis of electrical and magnetic phenomena. Meaning, units and their relation to physical sizes. Physical experiments, demonstrations, and events teach us to describe physical laws and principles.