Manufacturing Processes - I
Comprehensive exploration of manufacturing processes including powder metallurgy, metal forming, machining, casting, and welding techniques. Covers fundamental concepts and advanced applications.
Computational Fluid Dynamics
This course provides an introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) with an emphasis on the fundamental principles that govern the implementation of CFD in practical applications.
Quantum Electronics
Explore anisotropic media, nonlinear optics, and quantum mechanics in electromagnetic fields. Gain insights into advanced concepts like parametric down conversion and balanced homodyning.
Physics I - Oscillations and Waves
Explore oscillations, waves, and quantum mechanics through comprehensive lectures covering harmonic motion, electromagnetic waves, interference, diffraction, and fundamental quantum concepts.
Quantum Mechanics I
This course covers basic concepts of quantum mechanics and mathematical preliminaries, eigenvalues, expectation values, measurement and the uncertainty principle, time evolution of wavepackets, 1-dimensional potential well problems
Quantum Mechanics I
Comprehensive introduction to quantum mechanics, covering linear vector spaces, postulates, uncertainty principle, harmonic oscillators, angular momentum, wave mechanics, and perturbation theory.
Finite Element Modeling of Welding Processes
Comprehensive exploration of finite element modeling for various welding processes, covering theory, techniques, and applications in fusion, solid-state, and advanced welding methods.
Statics and Dynamics
The objective of this course is to present the basic principles of dynamics and help develop proficiency in applying these principles to formulate and solve dynamics problems. We will also study applications of dynamics concepts to modeling engineered ma…
Quantum Mechanics and Application
Explore quantum mechanics through topics like angular momentum, harmonic oscillators, and perturbation theory. Gain insights into advanced concepts and practical applications in physics.
Quantum Mechanics and Applications
Explore quantum mechanics fundamentals, including wave-particle duality, Schrödinger equation, and applications in atomic physics. Develop problem-solving skills for quantum systems.
Quantum Mechanics and Applications
In this course, you will learn Basic mathematical preliminaries: Dirac Delta function and Fourier Transforms. Wave-particle duality, one- and three-dimensional Schrodinger equation. The free particle problem in one dimension. Wave Packets and Group veloc…
The Neuronal Basis of Consciousness
Explore the neural foundations of consciousness, from basic neuroscience to complex cognitive processes, through lectures on perception, attention, memory, and brain architecture.
Pricing Options with Mathematical Models
Explore mathematical models for pricing financial instruments, including stocks, bonds, options, and derivatives. Learn risk-neutral pricing, stochastic processes, and hedging strategies.
Fifty Years of Quasars
Explore the evolution, physics, and impact of quasars through expert lectures covering their discovery, luminosity, black hole demographics, jet formation, and role in galaxy evolution.
Vibrations and Waves
Explore vibrations and waves, from simple harmonic motion to complex phenomena like interference and diffraction. Gain insights into fundamental physics concepts and their real-world applications.
Introductory Quantum Chemistry
Explore quantum chemistry fundamentals, from wave-particle duality to molecular orbitals. Master key concepts, equations, and theories through comprehensive lectures and practical applications.
Introductory Sociology
Explore key sociological concepts, theories, and methods. Analyze society, institutions, and social issues through various perspectives. Develop critical thinking skills for understanding social phenomena.
Phase Diagrams in Materials Science and Engineering
Comprehensive exploration of phase diagrams in materials science, covering binary and ternary systems, equilibria, transformations, and applications in metals, ceramics, and alloys.
Engineering Mechanics
This is a basic first-level course to learn rigid body mechanics covering both statics and dynamics. Statics covers free body diagrams, equilibrium of rigid bodies, analysis of trusses and beams, discussion on friction, virtual work and stability.
Electromagnetic Theory
Comprehensive exploration of electromagnetic theory, covering fields, potentials, Maxwell's equations, waves, and applications in waveguides and radiation. Ideal for advanced physics students.
Engineering Mechanics
Comprehensive exploration of engineering mechanics, covering equilibrium, forces, friction, kinematics, kinetics, and vibrations. Develops analytical skills for solving complex mechanical systems.