Research Project Laboratory Field of study: Physics
Programme code: W4-S2FZA22.2022

Module name: Research Project Laboratory
Module code: W4-2F-21-BP.06
Programme code: W4-S2FZA22.2022
Semester:
  • winter semester 2024/2025
  • winter semester 2023/2024
  • winter semester 2022/2023
Language of instruction: English
Form of verification: course work
ECTS credits: 7
Description:
The course aims to prepare students to face complex challenges as active researchers. The subject is oriented towards the student's creative problem-solving, innovative, and critical thinking skills. The module is divided into three types of classes: lecture, laboratory, and seminar. Lectures will outline a methodology of solving cutting-edge problems and will be based on a deep understanding of recent science and environmental issues and needs. Methods of transferring creative ideas and innovative concepts to real implementations will be discussed. Additionally, possible ways of application for research funds in forms of fellowships and grants will be addressed. The laboratory classes will be divided into parts related to scientific problems solvable within the scope of theoretical physics, experimental physics, and computer science. Students will learn about research projects and challenges in theoretical, experimental, and applied research, analyse the studies' results, and discuss the findings with other students. The instructor will also discuss applied practices for writing grant proposals within the topics discussed. The seminars will be devoted to discussing a representative research project. Based on their academic preference, each student will choose a suitable topic and prepare a presentation. The seminar should include a selected scientific project that could be a base for grant applications, e.g. NCN early researchers grants.
Prerequisites:
No prerequisites
Key reading:
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Learning outcome of the module Codes of the learning outcomes of the programme to which the learning outcome of the module is related [level of competence: scale 1-5]
Understands the importance of physics and its applications in the progress of science and the development of new technologies [2F_BP.06_1]
 KF_W01 [4/5]
Has in-depth knowledge of selected branches theoretical and experimental physics [2F_BP.06_2]
 KF_W02 [3/5]
Knows the theoretical models, mathematical formalisms, and computer methods necessary to solve the problems undertaken in the thesis [2F_BP.06_3]
 KF_W05 [5/5] KF_W06 [5/5] KF_W07 [5/5]
Is able to use research apparatus, conduct experiments and select an appropriate measurement method for a specific problem and the expected result [2F_BP.06_4]
 KF_W09 [4/5] KF_U04 [4/5] KF_U05 [4/5] KF_U06 [4/5] KF_U08 [4/5]
Is able to perform critical analysis and interpret research findings. [2F_BP.06_5]
 KF_U08 [4/5] KF_U09 [4/5] KF_U10 [4/5]
Can prepare the research report, assess their impact on the background of other results obtained from the literature, draw conclusions, formulate and justify opinions. [2F_BP.06_6]
 KF_U11 [4/5] KF_U12 [4/5]
Is able to prepare written reports and multimedia presentations in native language and English within the scope of the conducted research. [2F_BP.06_7]
 KF_U15 [4/5] KF_U16 [4/5] KF_K07 [4/5]
Is able to listen to a different opinion and professionally discuss the issue in question [2F_BP.06_8]
 KF_U15 [4/5] KF_K07 [4/5]
Understands the need for further education, can implement the process of self-education [2F_BP.06_9]
 KF_U17 [5/5] KF_K01 [5/5] KF_K08 [1/5]
Type Description Codes of the learning outcomes of the module to which assessment is related
Activity in class [2F_BP.06_w_1]
Engagement and participation in seminar discussion and systematic and thoroughness of research conducted.
 2F_BP.06_1 2F_BP.06_2 2F_BP.06_3 2F_BP.06_4
Report [2F_BP.06_w_2]
Evaluation of the report on conducted research prepared in the form of a multimedia presentation.
 2F_BP.06_1 2F_BP.06_2 2F_BP.06_5 2F_BP.06_6 2F_BP.06_7 2F_BP.06_8
Credit [2F_BP.06_w_3]
Verification in accordance with the requirements specified in the syllabus.
 2F_BP.06_1 2F_BP.06_2 2F_BP.06_3 2F_BP.06_4 2F_BP.06_9
Form of teaching Student's own work Assessment of the learning outcomes
Type Description (including teaching methods) Number of hours Description Number of hours
lecture [2F_BP.06_fs_1]
Lecturer's discussion of issues that are the subject of the syllabus . Supporting multimedia presentation will be used.
 5
Reading lecture notes, studying the recommended literature.
 10 Credit [2F_BP.06_w_3]
laboratory classes [2F_BP.06_fs_2]
Performing research under the direction of the instructor.
 50
Individual work on issues related to the research.
 120 Activity in class [2F_BP.06_w_1]
seminar [2F_BP.06_fs_3]
Presentation of the research problem, participation in the discussion.
 5
Preparation of the seminar.
 10 Report [2F_BP.06_w_2] Credit [2F_BP.06_w_3]
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