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Seminar on preparation for the final certification

ВК11

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2021/2022

8 Semester

3

1. To know the main physical phenomena, laws and theories of classical and modern physics and their practical application in technology. 2. Know the mechanisms of basic physical phenomena, processes and their physical interpretation. 3. To know the physical content and units of measurement of basic physical quantities. 4. Possible ways of applying basic physical phenomena and research methods in one's professional activity. 5. Know the essence and methods of physical experiment implementation. 6. Nature of measurement errors and methods of their estimation. 7. To be able to apply the acquired knowledge in the field of physics to independently solve practical problems in the future professional activity. 8. Provide a scientific interpretation of various natural phenomena, using the concepts and laws of physics. 9. Conduct an experiment to study physical phenomena, perform physical measurements and estimate their errors.

Full-time form

1. Know and be able to apply the methods of mathematical analysis and linear algebra within the limits of the relevant courses taught at the Faculty of Physics. 2. Know and be able to apply the laws of equilibrium and non-equilibrium thermodynamics. 3. To know and be able to apply the methods of classical statistical mechanics of equilibrium systems. 4. To know and be able to apply the laws of optics within the limits of the relevant courses taught at the Faculty of Physics. 5. To know and be able to apply the laws of nuclear physics within the framework of the relevant courses taught at the Faculty of Physics.

Physics is a science that studies the most general patterns of natural phenomena, the properties and structure of matter, the laws of its motion. Concepts of physics and its laws are the basis of all natural sciences. Physics belongs to the exact sciences and studies the quantitative regularities of phenomena. Physics is a science that plays a decisive role in shaping the general outlook of a modern educated person. This is what the program of the general physics course taught at the physics faculty takes into account. The following sections are integral components of the content of general physics: mechanics, molecular physics and thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, optics, quantum, atomic and nuclear physics. As part of the "Preparation for DEC" seminars, questions presented on the State Physics Exam are considered.

1. M.M. Kasyanchuk, I.R. Pazdriy, I.Z. Yakymenko Physics /part II/ – Volume:, FOP V.B. Shpak, 2017. 2. Dushchenko V.P., Kucheruk I.M. General Physics. — K.: Higher school, vol. 1-3, 2013. 3. G.F. Bushok, G.F. Piven. Physics course. - K.: Higher School, vol. 1-2, 2015. 4. M.M. Kasyanchuk, I.R. Pazdrii Physics /part I/ – T.: TNEU, FOP V.B. Shpak, 2014. 5. Dubovik V.M., Sukhov V.M. Lectures on molecular physics and thermodynamics: a study guide for students of higher educational institutions Kh. : KhNU named after V.N. Karazina, 2013. – Kh.: KhNU named after V.N. Karazina, 2013. – 96 p. 6. Shankar R. Fundamentals of Physics I: Mechanics, Relativity and Thermodynamics. - Yale University, 2019. - 523 p. 7. Shankar R. Fundamentals of Physics II: Electromagnetism, Optics and Quantum Mechanics. - Yale University, 2020. - 680 p.

The total volume is 90 hours, of which seminars - 30 hours, independent work - 60 hours

- semester assessment: 1. Modular control work 1 (8 points-13 points). Oral report (8 points-13 points). 2. Modular control work 2 (8 points-13 points). Oral report (8 points-13 points). 3. Modular control work 3 (8 points-13 points). Oral report (8 points-13 points). - final assessment in the form of credit

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