About
About the Department
The Department of Applied Science at Government Engineering College Wayanad serves as the academic foundation for the engineering programmes offered by the institution. The department brings together the disciplines of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Physical Education, providing students with fundamental scientific knowledge, analytical skills and opportunities for physical well-being essential for their overall development.
With a dedicated and qualified faculty, the department emphasizes conceptual clarity, critical thinking, problem-solving abilities and the application of scientific principles to real-world situations. Through effective teaching-learning practices, practical laboratory experiences, academic activities and physical education programmes, the department strives to foster intellectual growth, innovation, teamwork and a healthy lifestyle among students.
The department is committed to the overall development of students and to preparing them to become competent, responsible and well-rounded future engineers.
Department Facilities
| • Physics Laboratory |
| • Chemistry Laboratory |
| • Department Library |
Courses Offered
The Department offers a range of courses for first-year and second-year students across all disciplines.
| Subject | Course | Branch | Semester |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | Mathematics for Information Science - 1 | CSE | 1 |
| Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science - 1 | ECE, EEE, ME & CEE | 1 | |
| Mathematics for Information Science - 2 | CSE | 2 | |
| Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science - 2 | ECE, EEE, ME & CEE | 2 | |
| Discrete Mathematical Structures | CSE | 3 | |
| PDE & Complex Analysis | ECE, EEE, ME & CEE | 3 | |
| Graph Theory | CSE | 4 | |
| Probability, Random Process and Numerical Methods | ECE & EEE | 4 | |
| Probability, Statistics and Numerical Methods | CEE & ME | 4 | |
| Physics | Physics for Information Science | CSE | 1 |
| Physics for Physical Science | ME & CEE | 1 | |
| Physics for Electrical Science | ECE & EEE | 2 | |
| Chemistry | Chemistry for Information Science and Electrical Science | ECE & EEE | 1 |
| Chemistry for Information Science and Electrical Science | CSE | 2 | |
| Chemistry for Physical Science | ME & CEE | 2 |
Departments
Department of Physics
About the Department
The Department of Physics was established in 1999 simultaneously with the establishment of the College. Engineering Physics plays a critical role in the engineering curriculum of KTU by equipping students with the fundamental principles required for innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration and a deeper understanding of how the natural world governs engineering systems.
Physics serves as a bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical applications across engineering disciplines. Understanding concepts such as mechanics, electromagnetism, semiconductor physics, optics and quantum physics helps students develop the foundational knowledge upon which advanced engineering theories are built.
The study of Physics also promotes critical thinking and problem-solving approaches, which are essential for addressing real-world engineering problems.
Our faculty members deliver comprehensive Engineering Physics courses to students from all branches. The department currently includes both permanent and guest faculty members.
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Established 1999 |
Academic Area Engineering Physics |
Students Served All Engineering Disciplines |
Engineering Physics Laboratory
The department maintains an Engineering Physics Laboratory that serves students from all engineering disciplines and supports the practical requirements of the BTech programme.
Courses Offered
The Department offers the following Physics courses for first-year students across the engineering disciplines.
| Course | Branch | Semester |
|---|---|---|
|
Physics for Electrical Science
(GBPHT121) |
ECE & EEE | 2 |
|
Physics for Information Science
(GAPHT121) |
CSE | 1 |
|
Physics for Physical Science and Life Science
(GZPHT121) |
ME & CEE | 1 |
Course Objectives
| 1. |
Foundational Knowledge Equip students with a solid understanding of fundamental Physics principles and their applications within specific disciplines such as Information Science, Electrical Science, and Physical and Life Sciences. |
| 2. |
Integration with Core Disciplines Enable students to correlate Physics concepts with their core academic programmes, fostering an interdisciplinary approach to learning. |
| 3. |
Development of Scientific Attitudes Cultivate critical thinking and scientific attitudes, encouraging students to approach problems analytically and creatively. |
| 4. |
Practical Applications Provide students with hands-on experience to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical engineering applications and enhance their problem-solving skills in real-world scenarios. |
Faculty
| Name | Post | Qualification | Phone | Email ID |
| Dr. Asharaf P A | Associate Professor (Mathematics) & HoD | MSc Mathematics, PhD, NET | 9847895238 | asharafpa@gecwyd.ac.in |
| Mr. Shibu George | Asst. Professor (Mathematics) | M. Sc., NET,B.Ed. | 9847236759 | shibugeorge@gecwyd.ac.in |
| Mr. Babu C M | Asst. Professor (Mathematics) | M.Sc., NET | 8281803538 | babucm@gecwyd.ac.in |
| Dr. Joly Thomas | Asst. Professor & HoD(Physical Education) | MPE, NET, PhD | 9495350435 | jolythomas@gecwyd.ac.in |
| Dr. Saeed PA | Asst. Professor (Chemistry) | M. Sc., M.Phil, PhD. NET | 9961792662 | saeed@gecwyd.ac.in |
| Swethamol M | Assistant Professor (Mathematics) | MSc Mathematics, NET, JRF | 9447934710 | swethamolm01@gmail.com |
| Shafna C S | Assistant Professor (Physics) | MSc Physics, NET | 9567819396 | shafnacs111@gmail.com |
| Dr. Shyam Shankar E. P. | Asst. Professor (Chemistry)(Ad-hoc) | MSc, NET, PhD | 9567393353 | ep.shyam@gmail.com |
| Dr. Ajith P Varghese | Assistant Professor (Ad hoc) - Physics | MSc, B.Ed., PhD | 9745699807 | ajithpvarghese@gmail.com |
