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Review Papers | Computer Science & Engineering | India | Volume 7 Issue 3, March 2018

Role of Computers viz-a-viz Teaching of Physics - An Analysis

Farooq Ahmad Pandith | Audil Hussain

Abstract: Physics is considered to be mother of all modern sciences, especially Information Technology. Physics is the study of interaction of matter and energy, and the mathematical description of the process. It has been observed across the world that students have often deep misunderstanding about the subject of Physics. They have negligible knowledge and ideas about how Physical Science works. The teaching fraternity also finds it difficult to make the concepts of Physics clear to the students. In order to acquaint teachers with the pedagogical approach of Physics and to nourish the students to be the willfull takers of the subject, Computers play an outstanding role by way of using different types of facilities to the users. Computers have also played an important role in all most all walks of life and have turned the world in to a global village. The contents which definitely seem to be very difficult to comprehend have made it easy by way of using multimedia, animation, modeling, decision making, and simulations. Computers have played unparallel role in achieving better advancement in material Science, Healthcare, Administration, Social Science, Agriculture, Employment, Research, Weather forecasting, e-marketing, Economics, and above all Teaching Learning process. In order to give fillip and encourageour teachers in all and students in particular, Computer is being used as most important teaching tool to achieve the desired goals well in time. The paper attempts to high light the significance of Computers in understanding the complexities of Physics as a Science and its analysis.

Keywords: Modern sciences, Information Technology, Global village, Computer utility

Edition: Volume 7 Issue 3, March 2018,

Pages: 1678 - 1680

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