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The Book Engineering Physics II strives to expose engineering students to develop an understanding of the important concepts of physics to have solid background for optimum utilization of resources in scientific research, technological and industrial applications. This book follows a simple narrative style with emphasis on clarity. The concepts are treated rigorously to help students gain a deep-rooted understanding of the key elements of the subject which would help students to build their self-confidence which is the key aspect in learning. The book contains Five chapters, first chapter deals with the electrical properties of materials. The second chapter covers the properties of semiconducting materials. Third Chapter explains optoelectronic devices. The fourth chapter discusses magnetic, dielectric, and superconducting materials. The last chapter deals with ceramics, composites, shape memory alloys, metallic glasses, and carbon nanotubes.