A. Bachelor Programme Physics

Compulsory Modules

1.1. Mathematics

1.1.1. Analysis for Physicists

• 260096 VO Analysis for Physicists II
• 260110 UE Problem session to Analysis for Physicists II

1.1.2. Linear Algebra for Physicists

1.1.3. Introduction to Computational Methods in Physics

1.1.4. Mathematical Methods of Physics

• 260007 VO P 5 Mathematical Methods of Physics I
• 260017 UE Mathematical Methods of Physics I - Exercises

1.2. Introduction to Physics

• 260016 VO P 3 Introduction to Physics II
• 260071 PR Practical exercises for Introductory Physics II
• 260127 UE Exercise course in Introductory Physics II
• 260278 VO P 11 Introduction to Physics IV
• 260172 RE Repetitorium to Introduction to Physics IV
• 260277 UE P 11 Exercise course in Introductory Physics IV - Condensed matter physics

1.3. Theoretical Physics

• 260267 VO Theoretical Physics II: Quantum Mechanics I
• 260244 UE Theoretical Physics II: Quantum Mechanics I - Exercises

1.4. Physics Laboratory

• 260259 PR P 12 Physics Laboratory II

1.5. Computer-based Methods

1.5.1. Informatics for Physicists

• 260126 VO Informatics for Physicists - Introduction in C Programing
• 260168 UE Informatics for Physicists - Introduction in C Programing - Exercises
• 260170 VO Informatics for Physicists - Functional and symbolic programming using Mathematica
• 260169 UE Informatics for Physicists - Practical exercises to functional and symbolic programming using Mathematica

1.5.2. Scientific Computing

• 260018 VO P 14 Scientific Computing - Computer Methods in Theoretical Physics (Applications of Computers in Theoretical Physics)
• 260019 UE Scientific Computing - Exercises for Computer Methods in Theoretical Physics
• 260162 VO+UE Introduction to Scientific Computing
• 260312 VO+UE Scientific Computing (programming languages and tools, basic algorithms)

1.6. Soft Skills

• 260095 UE Support for T2 and M2 with emphasis on computer algebra and wiki
• 260151 VO Soft Skills - Epistemology of Physics
• 260183 VO Physics education and "gender" - results of physics education research, intervention strategies

Optional Modules

2.1. Theoretical Physics

• 260085 VO Theoretical Physics IV: Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics I
• 260289 UE Theoretical Physics IV: Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics I - Exercises

2.2. Physics Laboratory III

• 260057 PR Laboratory Nuclear and Isotope Physics
• 260045 PR Laboratory Nuclear and Isotope Physics - Isotope detection and application
• 260060 PR Laboratory Materials Physics - Laboratory course on materials physics
• 260062 PR Laboratory Solid State Physics - Advanced lab course in solid state physics
• 260087 PR PIII 11 Laboratory Theoretical Physics
• 260193 PR Laboratory Modern Microscope Methods
• 260290 PR Laboratory Quantum Optics - Practical lab course in quantum optics
• 260291 PR PIII 1 Laboratory Aerosolphysics - for advanced students
• 260294 PR Laboratory Electronics - Electronics for physicists II

2.3. Matter and Fields

2.3.1. Mathematical Physics I

2.3.2. Relativity and Cosmology I

2.3.3. Quantum Optics, Quantum Nanophysics and Quantum Information I

• 260140 VO Lasers - Atom Physics - Optics - Applications
• 260137 SE Selected problems of quantum theory
• 260148 SE [ en ] Quantum Optics Seminar

2.3.4. Particle Physics I

2.3.5. Nuclear and Isotope Physics I

• 260140 VO Lasers - Atom Physics - Optics - Applications
• 260184 SE Seminar: Problems in experimental nuclear and atomic physics and data evaluation II - (for Bachelor-Thesis, Diploma/Master-Thesis, Doctorate Studies)
• 260070 SE Seminar for isotope research and nuclear physics
• 260135 SE Seminar on experimental particle physics

2.3.6. Computational Physics I

• 260008 VO+UE Parallel programming - (workstation clusters under MPI and OpenMP)
• 260162 VO+UE Introduction to Scientific Computing
• 260119 SE MF 1 Recent developments in the theory of interconnected dynamical systems (MaG 25)
• 260262 VO Theory of interconnected dynamical systems II - from cellular automata to genetic and artificial neural network models
• 260312 VO+UE Scientific Computing (programming languages and tools, basic algorithms)

2.3.7. Condensed Matter Theory I

• 260020 VO Phase transitions in solids - statistical models

2.3.8. Solid State Physics I

• 260020 VO Phase transitions in solids - statistical models
• 260128 VO Introduction to the Physics of Metals and Alloys
• 260147 SE Atomic ordering in alloys

2.3.9. Materials Physics I

• 260020 VO Phase transitions in solids - statistical models
• 260061 VO Nonlinear optical materials
• 260128 VO Introduction to the Physics of Metals and Alloys
• 260147 SE Atomic ordering in alloys

2.3.10. Environmental Physics and Biophysics I

• 260296 VO Physics of sailing
• 260262 VO Theory of interconnected dynamical systems II - from cellular automata to genetic and artificial neural network models
• 260119 SE MF 1 Recent developments in the theory of interconnected dynamical systems (MaG 25)
• 260111 SE Physics of Physiological Processes

2.4. Supplementary Modules

2.4.1. Chemistry for Physicists

2.4.2. Seminar on a Scientific Topic

• 260001 SE Advanced Module Nuclear and Isotope Physics - Seminar on current topics in subatomic physics
• 260029 SE Current topics in aerosol dynamics and optics
• 260066 SE Seminar on applications of high-temperature superconductors
• 260067 SE Seminar decoherence and geometry in quantum physics II
• 260070 SE Seminar for isotope research and nuclear physics
• 260111 SE Physics of Physiological Processes
• 260184 SE Seminar: Problems in experimental nuclear and atomic physics and data evaluation II - (for Bachelor-Thesis, Diploma/Master-Thesis, Doctorate Studies)
• 260247 SE Quantum information, entanglement and geometry
• 260285 SE Advanced Module Environmental Physics and Biophysics - Introduction to environmental sciences, seminar

2.4.3. Additional Qualifications

• 260296 VO Physics of sailing
• 260283 VO P 15 Common features of methods in complementary medicine - from scientific and intercultural points of view
• 260203 VO Introduction to vector and tensor calculus II
• 260171 VO Additional Qualifications - Introduction into PC hardware for scientists II
• 260175 UE Additional Qualifications - Practical class PC hardware for science II
• 260111 SE Physics of Physiological Processes