An Initiative of Ministry of Education under the National Mission on Education through ICT

Engineering Physics Lab II

Broad Areas of Virtual Labs
Chemical Engineering
IIT BOMBAY
Introduction

Welcome to the Engineering Physics Virtual Lab. This lab is developed as a set of software modules to conduct physics laboratory experiments virtually. These experiments aim to replicate the hands-on experience of a real laboratory through interactive simulations, observations and graphs. Designed to be accessible via the internet, these experiments cater to a wide audience beyond the traditional classroom setting. The virtual lab covers a broad range of fundamental and modern physics experiments, including optics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, and semiconductor physics. Students can explore wave optics through interference and diffraction experiments, study semiconductor devices like diodes and transistors, and analyze quantum phenomena such as Planck’s constant and Hall Effect. These experiments provide a structured, engaging, and concept-driven learning experience, helping students develop a strong foundation in physics with the flexibility of remote experimentation.

Objective

  • To improve the learning experience in the course 'engineering physics' through interactive simulations
  • To improve the key laboratory skills and essential non-cognitive Skill
  • To develop the virtual experiments as supplementary educational tools which will be efficient in enhancing learning and self-efficacy of the user.
  • To develop the virtual experiments as a feasible tool of assessment and explanatory feedback

Target Audience

  • UG
  • PG

Course Alignment

The syllabi of this lab aligns to the following universities in India.

  1. BSC 102 - Laboratory - Oscillations, waves and optics [L : 0; T:0 ; P : 3 (1.5 credits)]
  2. BS102 –Physics
  3. BS104 Physics Lab 0L:0T:3P 1.5 credits
  4. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra; Engineering Physics; Common to all first year students
  5. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technical University, Lonere, Maharashtra; Engineering Physics; Common to all first year students
  6. Savitribai Phule Pune University, engineering physics, Common to all first year students
  7. University of Mumbai university, engineering physics, first year engineering

Allocated University

No university information available.

Reference Books

No reference books available.

Lab Contact Person

Prof. Santosh Noronha,
Professor,
Chemical Engineering