Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics "Physics" is one of the main sections of the theoretical physics course in undergraduate education. To study the course in Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics, students must study general physics, especially molecular physics, theoretical mechanics, electrodynamics, quantum mechanics and atomic and nuclear physics, including theory of probability and random processes, differential equations.In the study of thermodynamics and statistical physics, students are required to learn general physics and higher mathematics, especially the theory of probability and the theory of random processes, based on university curriculum requirements.
Teaching students a course in thermodynamics and statistical physics will enable them to gain a deeper understanding of the physical processes that occur as a result of the irregular movement and interaction of particles formed in macrosystems and to form a broad physical worldview.