Description of general and course-specific competencies of students Description of learning outcomes.
By mastering the curriculum, the student acquires the following general skills:
- Analysis, synthesis and forecasting problem solutions and consequences - Development of analytical, critical and self-critical thinking and approach to problem solving
- Development of communication skills and agility, cooperation with immediate social and international environment - Application of professional ethics - Lifelong learning and training - Creativity - Applying knowledge in practice - Work independently or in a team - Collecting and interpreting data - Contemplation on the relevant social, scientific or ethical issues - Mastering the methods, procedures and process of research
By mastering the study programme, the student acquires the following course-specific skills and knowledge:
- Application of standard experimental or theoretical methods for the specific area - Expanded and integrated knowledge and understanding of the theoretical and/or experimental physics - Ability for further academic and professional development
- Identification of the core processes and critical thinking
- Ability to use the existing models
- Finding and using the relevant literature and using the core knowledge of the topic
- Critical choice of the relevant literature resources with the help of supervisors
- Ability to professionally apply the acquired knowledge
- Understanding and knowledge of the nature and methods of research in physics
- Detailed knowledge and understanding of the basics of modern physics
- Knowledge, understanding and ability to apply the most important mathematical and numerical methods
- Using computers for the purpose of performing calculations and writing software - Understanding and detailed knowledge of the most important and traditional experimental methods
- Working under expert supervision
- Knowledge of a foreign language for the purpose of professional communication
- Application of knowledge and understanding in determining the order of magnitude in situations that are physically different but show analogies
- Understanding the ethics related to physics and the responsibility to protect public health and the environment
Additional course-specific learning outcomes resulting from elective modules are:
Module Research – ability to work and provide technical support in various types of laboratories for physics and development
Module Astronomy with Astrophysics – ability to perform simple work in astronomical observatories, planetariums
Module Medical Physics – knowledge of the operation of the basic and complex medical instruments
Module Physics Meteorology – understanding and mastering the simple methods and models related to the atmosphere
THE CURRICULUM
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Description
The structure of the curriculum includes the timetable of elective modules and courses thereof according to semesters, the number of active teaching hours and the number of ECTS points.
Course description contains the name, type of the course, study year and semester, the number of ECTS points, lecturers’ names, course goals and expected outcomes, skills and competencies, course requirements, course content, recommended literature, teaching methods, methods of knowledge assessment and evaluation and other data.
The curriculum is designed to provide the student with at least 60 ECTS in every study year, which leads to accumulating at least 240 ECTS upon the completion of studies.
This programme includes obligatory courses and elective modules containing obligatory and elective courses.
Besides the obligatory courses, students have to choose some of the elective modules:
- Research
- Medical Physics
- Physics-Meteorology
- Physics-Astronomy with Astrophysics
Elective modules are selected i.e. registered when enrolling in the first year of studies.
- Courses within the elective modules may be obligatory and elective courses. - The method of selection of elective courses :
Elective courses in this study program are offered in the corresponding semester. Students have to choose at least one of the elective courses offered. Students choose the courses together with the student advisor for the module in question. Student Advisor is always a member of teaching staff and one of the professors.
Elective courses given in a semester (either winter or summer) can be selected in the corresponding semester where they are available. By the end of the studies, at least one option for each elective course must be passed. Registration of the elective courses is done on the occasion of enrolment of the study year. - Students cannot choose elective courses from the programmes other than those comprising the group of elective courses belonging to this study programme.
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