GF GF 22

GENERAL PHYSICS 220120122-201-20133 Spring Spring TermTerm

GF GF 22

GENERAL PHYSICS 220120122-201-20133 Spring Spring TermTerm

INTERNATIONAL BURCH

UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT ofINFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

DrDr. . Rajfa MusemićRajfa Musemićmusemicmusemic@@mef.unsamef.unsa.ba.ba

Meet our team !

Dr Sci Rajfa Musemić, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering University of Sarajevo- Assistant Eldin Sejmen, BSc in Physics

- Physical Engineering degree (Faculty of Natural Sciences, SA)- MSc in Applied Mechanics of Continuum- (Mechanical Engineering Faculty, SA) - PhD In Applied Physics / Fluid Mechanics (Mechanical Engineering Faculty Ljubljana, SLO)- Full Professor at Mathematics and Physics department (MEF-UNI Sarajevo) since 2010

Teaching: General Physics Mathematical Methods in Physics Physics 1 and Physics 2 Technical Physics Modelling of transport processes

- Turbulence /MSc course/

Research: Applied Physics and Environmental Solar energy, salt solar ponds Mathematical modeling of turbulence Turbulent Double-Diffusive

Convection

Taeching team - adresses Rajfa Musemić – responsible teacher Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Sarajevo, Vilsonovo

setaliste 9 /315 room, tel. + 387 33 72 98 42/ E-mail:musemic@mef.unsa.ba

Assistant Eldin Sejmen e-mail: eldinsejmen@gmail.come-mail: eldinsejmen@gmail.com

Class Schedule: Mon: 13:00-16:00Class Schedule: Mon: 13:00-16:00 Wed : 15:00-17:00Wed : 15:00-17:00 and and Thu : 15:00-17:00Thu : 15:00-17:00 Office Hour:Office Hour:Open Door PolicyOpen Door Policy

Course Objectives Introduce main physical world principles and its application

concepts. Introduce confidentiality, integrity and availability Understanding phenomena in matter, electrical, magnetic and

electromagnetic properties, modern physics and experimental assignments

Develop basic practical and useful knowledge in order to overcome study of information and general technical engineering program

Combination of theoretical and practical (mostly experimental) learning necessary for the understanding phenomena in the nature at all

1. Jearl Walker : Fundamentals of Physics, Halliday-Resnick, Willey, 8th Edition2. D.C. Giancoli: Physics for scientist and engineers, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 20003. Frederick J. Bueche & Eugene Hecht: Theory and problems of College Physics, Ninth Edition , Schaum’s outline Series, McGraw-Hill Companies, USA, 20084. The other sources from program fields. It is possible to use all books and Collection of problems on university level.

Textbooks

Brief ContentsBrief Contents Wave optics – based phenomena: Interference, diffraction and polarization Photometry Electricity and magnetism: Electrical charge, Conductors and

insulators, Coulomb's law The Electric Field, Gauss' Law, El Potential and voltage, Work and

voltage El. Current, Ohm's law, Resistance, Resistors (combinations in

circuits), Voltage and Current laws DC Electric power , Capacitor (combinations) , Capacitance Magnetic field, magnetic force, Lorentz force Black body radiation The foundation of the atomic physics: Photoeffect, Compton' s effect,

Photons, Models of atom, Bohr's model and postulates, the Atomic spectrum,Quantum numbers, Wave – particle dualism, The uncertainity relations

The foundation of nuclear physics: Nucleus - mass and binding energy

Nuclear reactions and Radioactivity Lasers: How lasers work. Lasers’ Application

Grading

Activity at lessons 8 %Home works or lab exp. 20 %Midterm Examination 22 %Seminar 10 %Final Examination 40 %