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Introduction to the Electromagnetism and Thermodynamics Unit

The Electromagnetism and Thermodynamics unit, coded as KYA212, is an intermediate-level course offered by the University of Tasmania. This unit delves into the principles of classical electromagnetic theory and thermodynamics, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of these fundamental concepts in physics.

Unit Details

• Unit Name: Electromagnetism and Thermodynamics
• Unit Code: KYA212
• Credit Points: 12.5
• College/School: Sciences and Engineering
• Discipline: Physics
• Coordinator: Doctor Karelle Siellez
• Availability as an Elective: Yes
• Delivered By: University of Tasmania
• Level: Intermediate

Availability and Study Options

The unit is available in two locations: Hobart and Online, with study options including on-campus and off-campus attendance. It is essential for students attending via distance or off-campus to ensure their computer meets the minimum system requirements.

Key Dates

• Study Period: Semester 2
• Start Date: 6/7/2026
• Census Date: 28/7/2026
• WW Date: 31/8/2026
• End Date: 25/10/2026

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this unit, students will be able to:

• Recognize and apply the fundamental principles of classical electromagnetism.
• Recognize and apply the foundations of classical thermodynamics.
• Solve problems in electromagnetism and thermodynamics at an intermediate level.
• Design and conduct experiments to test hypotheses in electrodynamics and thermodynamics.
• Understand the social and ethical implications of physics applications.

Fee Information

• Field of Education:
• Commencing Student Contribution: $1,192.00
• Grandfathered Student Contribution: $1,192.00
• Approved Pathway Course Student Contribution: Not applicable
• Domestic Full Fee: $3,575.00

Requisites

• Prerequisites: (KYA101 AND KYA102) AND (KMA152 AND KMA154 OR JEE103 AND JEE104)

Teaching Pattern

• Face-to-Face Seminars/Guided Workshops: 3 sessions of 50 minutes per week
• Tutorials: 1 session of 50 minutes per week
• Lab Meetings: 1 session of 3 hours per week
• Assessment: Includes tests, assignments, experimental reports, and an examination.

Textbooks

Required readings will be listed in the unit outline prior to the start of classes.

The University of Tasmania reserves the right to amend or remove courses and unit availabilities as appropriate.