Compulsory Modules

1.1. Mathematics

1.1.1. Analysis for Physicists

• 260224 VO Analysis for Physicists I
• 260225 UE Problem session to Analysis for Physicists I

1.1.2. Linear Algebra for Physicists

• 260226 VO Linear Algebra for Physicists
• 260227 UE Problem session to Linear Algebra for Physicists

1.1.3. Introduction to Computational Methods in Physics

• 260102 VO+UE Introduction to mathematics for physicists I - with practical exercises (Introduction to mathematics for physicists I)
• 260216 VO+UE Introduction to mathematics for physicists II - with practical exercises

1.1.4. Mathematical Methods of Physics

• 260013 VO Mathematical Methods of Physics II
• 260017 UE Mathematical Methods of Physics II - Exercises
• 260078 UE Support for T1 and M2 with emphasis on computer algebra and wiki

1.2. Introduction to Physics

• 260089 VO Introduction to Physics I
• 260162 UE Exercise course in Introductory Physics I
• 260163 PR Practical exercises for Introductory Physics I
• 260243 VO Introduction to Physics III
• 260152 UE Exercise course in Introductory Physics III

1.3. Theoretical Physics

• 260192 VO Theoretical Physics I: Classical Mechanics
• 260185 UE Theoretical Physics I: Classical Mechanics - Exercises
• 260078 UE Support for T1 and M2 with emphasis on computer algebra and wiki

1.4. Physics Laboratory

• 260029 PR Physics laboratory I - for beginners

1.5. Computer-based Methods

1.5.1. Informatics for Physicists

• 260207 VO Introduction to numerical programming in Fortran 90
• 260204 UE Introduction to numerical programming in Fortran 90 - practical sessions

1.5.2. Scientific Computing

1.6. Soft Skills

• 260055 SE Tutorial for women in physics
• 260079 SE Scientific publishing and presentation
• 260078 UE Support for T1 and M2 with emphasis on computer algebra and wiki
• 260121 SE Gender - Physics - Technics
• 260149 AR Working group on philosophy and natural sciences
• 260116 SE Soft Skills
• 260124 SE Supplementary Seminar STEP
• 190132 SE Science communication in the gender perspective