1.Course Description:

This course aims to provide students an overview of fundamental optics and
related optical
applications in biomedical field.
It is a one-semester based introduction to optics.
In this class, we will essentially introduce geometrical optics and wave
optics.
In geometrical optics, ray-tracing, lens design, basic optical instruments
will be covered.
In wave optic, wave equations, interference, diffraction, image formation,
coherence, polarization will be discussed.

This course aims to provide students an overview of fundamental optics and to
introduce related optical applications in biomedical field.

2.Text Book: Introduction to Optics, Frank L. Pedrotti

3.Teaching Methods: 2 sections per week; one 2-hr section , and one 1-hr
section

4.Syllabus:

R26;Nature of Light
R26;Geometrical Optics
R26;Optical Instrumentation
R26;Wave Equations
R26;Superposition of Waves
R26;Interference of Light
R26;Optical Interferometry
R26;Coherence
R26;Fraunhofer Diffraction
R26;Fresnel Diffraction
R26;Light Polarization

5.Evaluation: Mid term I (30%), Mid term I (30%), Final Exam (30%),
Homework/quiz (10%)