(in Polish) Fizyka ogólna IV WM-FI-S1-E4-FO4

a) Knowledge. The student possesses knowledge of the phenomena and laws of atomic physics and the fundamentals of solid state physics:
W01 - knows the essence of basic physical phenomena occurring in nature (FIZ_W02),
W02 - knows the most important laws and principles in the physics of the microworld (FIZ_W03),
W03 - knows the experimental research method (FIZ_W04),
W04 - knows the precise description of physical phenomena and experiments (FIZ_W05),
W05 - knows the terminology, nomenclature, common conventions, and physical units used in atomic physics (FIZ_W06),
W06 - knows the basic principles of quantum mechanics and their application to describing the structure and properties of atoms and particles (FIZ_W07).

b) Skills. The student can clearly interpret and describe nuclear and atomic phenomena. They understand the essence and specificity of atomic and nuclear physics and the fundamentals of solid state physics. Based on their knowledge, they can apply mathematical tools to solve computational problems:
U01 - They have the ability to reason and precisely describe physical phenomena occurring in atomic physics (FIZ1_U01),
U02 - They can formulate problems and use physical research methodology to solve them (FIZ1_U04),
U03 - They can use mathematical formalism to describe physical phenomena occurring in atomic physics (FIZ1_U05).

c) Social Competencies. The student understands the processes occurring in atoms:
K01 - They can formulate questions to deepen their understanding of a given topic (FIZ1_K02),
K02 - They can formulate opinions on fundamental issues of the physics of the microworld (FIZ1_K06).

Classes:
- As part of the tutorials in Physics IV, the student is required to complete projects/calculations completed during the tutorials (50% of the grade);
- 1 written test during the semester as part of the tutorials (passing the test - 51%); no retakes are expected (50% of the grade);
A passing grade for the tutorials is required if the projects/calculations completed during the tutorials and 1 test are passed. Three unexcused absences during the tutorials are permitted.

Lectures:
- Final written exam (students admitted to the written exam after passing the tutorials. Oral exam (after passing the tutorials and the written exam): 3 tasks/questions: (1 task/question = 3.0, 2 tasks/questions = 4.0, 3 tasks/questions = 5.0)

The following evaluation criteria are adopted for all outcomes in all forms of assessment:
5.0: fully achieved (without any discernible deficiencies),
4.5: almost fully achieved and the criteria for a higher grade are not met,
4.0: achieved to a significant degree and the criteria for a higher grade are not met,
3.5: achieved to a significant degree – with a clear positive predominance – and the criteria for a higher grade are not met,
3.0: achieved for the majority of cases included in the assessment and the criteria for a higher grade are not met,
2.0: not achieved for the majority of cases included in the assessment.

There are no professional internships

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[9] Zofia Leś, Podstawy fizyki atomu, PWN, Warszawa, 2021.

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of WM-FI-S1-E4-FO4 in USOSweb