History

Department of Physics

The Department of Physics and Mathematics was founded in 1938. The first head of the department was S. G. Sheinesson, a graduate of the University of Bern in Switzerland. He headed the department from 1938 to 1945. In 1945, this department was divided into two parts: the Department of Mathematics (Head S. G. Sheinesson) and the Department of Physics (Head in 1945-1948 Goryachko, in 1948-1957 I. G. Yudelevich, in 1957-1971 A. Aripov).

After the reorganization of the Pedagogical Institute and its transformation into a pedagogical institute, I. P. Tsoi was elected head of the Mathematics department.  In 1956, this department was divided into two parts: the Department of "Simple Mathematics" (head K. B. Bektaev) and the Department of "Higher Mathematics". The heads of the Department of Higher Mathematics were A. G. Tsai, I. P. Tsoi, M. Abenova, L. I. Mamaev and Zh. K. Kirgizbaev.

In 1970, the department "Geometry and Methods of Teaching Mathematics" was organized, which in different years was headed by associate professors A. I. Mostova, M. Abenova, Sh. M. Ilyasov, K. Abdrakhmanov.

In 1971, the Department of Physics was divided into two departments: Theoretical Physics and Mechanics and General Physics.

Associate Professor P. A. Abdikarimov worked as the head of the Department of Theoretical Physics and Mechanics in 1971-1981, Associate Professor N.N. Karabekov in 1981-1983, Associate Professor U. B. Baitasov in 1983-1991, Associate Professor T. I. Gryzunova in 1987-1991.  The head of the Department of General Physics in 1972-1982 was Serikbayev Sh. S., in 1981-1992 associate professor Almatov Zh. K.

In 1991, the departments "Physics" and "Methods of teaching Physics and TSR" were created to train physical specialists. Associate Professor A. Agulykov, who worked in this position from 1991 to 1996, was appointed head of the Department of Physics. 

Associate Professor Karimova A. B. from 1991 to 1996 was the head of the department "Methods of teaching physics and TSO". In 1996, on the basis of the merger of these departments, the Department of Physics was created.

In 1996-2003, the Department of Physics was headed by Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Bakhtybaev A. N., and from 2003 to 2011, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Berdalieva T. D.

In 2012, the departments of Mathematics, Physics and Vocational Training were merged, on the basis of which the Department of Physics and Mathematics was organized. The head of the Department of Physics and Mathematics was elected Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, senior lecturer Berdaliev D. T. Berdaliev D. T. since 2016 was appointed head of the Educational and Methodological Department.

Since 2016, PhD, Associate Professor Kadirbayeva R. I. has been appointed to the position of head of the Department of Physics and Mathematics

. In connection with the opening of the specialties 5b011000-Physics, 5B010900-Mathematics, 5B012600-Physics-Mathematics, 5b012800-Physics-Computer Science and master's and doctoral studies in these specialties from the 2018-2019 academic year, the department was divided into "Physics" and "Mathematics".

Since the 2018-2019 academic year, the Physics Department has been training specialists in OP 6b01502 - physics teacher training, 6b01510 - computer science teacher training, 7m01502 - physics teacher training Master's degree and 8d01502 - physics teacher training doctorate.

 From September 2018 to March 2022, the head of the Department of Physics was PhD Ualikhanov Bayan Saparbekovna. Bayan Saparbekovna moved to the position of Vice-rector for Scientific Affairs in March 2022.

 Since March 2022, Acting Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Ormanova Gania Kemalovna has been appointed head of the Department of Physics. The Department of Physics employs 16 teachers. of these, 7 candidates of sciences, 2 PhD-doctors, 4 senior teachers, 2 teachers. The potential degree of the department is 56.3%.

The Department of Physics employs such scientists as S. A. Ramazanova, B. K. Rakhashev, well-known at the republican level, and teachers-scientists with high knowledge and skills.

Up to these years, Transplantko E. A., Volochaev S. M., Ergeshova V. M., Karabekov N., Karimova A. B., Kudaikulov M., Marin A., Pirmatov Sh., Levashova N. P., Seitkulov O., Tulegenov Sh., Bogatkina L. B., Galina worked at the Department of Physics. R. S., Tokseitova R. K., Parmanov M.

The department has close scientific ties with CIS universities: Togliatti University, Kursk State University, Moscow Pedagogical University, Kyrgyz State University, Tashpi, Omsk State University, Tomsk State Pedagogical University, Novosibirsk State University, Sakarya University.

The department organizes and conducts research work of students, there are certain achievements. In 2013, a 2nd-year student of the specialty "Physics " Rakhmatulla Zeynulla, under the guidance of D. Berdaliev and B. Rakhashev, prepared scientific papers, was presented at the exhibition of innovative projects in support of scientific research of young scientists of the South Kazakhstan region and became the winner in the field of physics.  He was issued a certificate for 750000 tenge. The department also systematically implements work on mobility.  Professor of Novosibirsk State University Aktershin S. P. annually conducts lectures for 1st year students of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics on the topic “modeling of physical processes".

Senior lecturer of the department Abdukadirov B. Z. won the nomination “Best young scientist” at the competition for the best youth award organized by the Youth Resource Center of South Kazakhstan Region.

According to the project "Zhas galym " for 2022-2024, Vice-rector for Science PhD Ualikhanov B. S. won 18582,591 thousand tenge on the topic "Development of a system of teaching physics in high school based on the phenomenon".

In October 2022, students of the Department of Physics for Academic Mobility were invited from Sakarya University, Turkey, by PhD Professor, Professor Ali Chorukh, where lectures and seminars are held.