General Physics
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FIS/01
It encompasses the skills necessary to conduct experimental research, particularly those for investigating physical processes and the principles of operation of instrumentation used for controlling and detecting phenomena, for the production and detection of radiation, for metrology, and for handling experimental data. It also includes the skills required for the development and transfer of knowledge for innovative technologies.
The competencies in this field also pertain to research in the fields of acoustics, electronics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics.
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Credits:
3
Types of examinations:
Written and oral examinations
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Objectives:
Provide students with a foundational understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of physics, such as classical mechanics (kinematics and dynamics) and thermodynamics. The students at the end of the course will be able to apply physics principles to understand physical phenomena and solve related problems being acquainted with physics competencies needed for the prosecutions of the studies.
Contents:
To be completed.
Teaching materials:
To be completed.