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| School of Physical and Geographical Sciences |
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| PHY-20027 |
Optics and Thermodynamics |
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| Co-ordinator: |
Dr Arumugam Mahendrasingam Room: LJ1.04, Tel:33312 |
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| Level: |
2 |
Credits: |
15 |
Study Hours: |
150 |
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Registration on level 2 of a degree programme in physics or astrophysics
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This module aims to develop an understanding of the theory and application of geometrical optics, physical optics and thermodynamics. It also aims to develop problem solving and experimental skills in these topics.
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Comprehensive understanding of the relevant theoretical and experimental background of geometrical optics, physical optics and thermodynamics.
Can use a range of established techniques for critical analysis of numerical calcuations in connection with problems in geometrical optics, physical optics and thermodynamics.
Extended abilities in the execution and reporting of laboratory work within the context of either physics or astrophysics.
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24 hours of lectures.
24 hours laboratory reports and problem sheets.
12 hours problem classes.
24 hours of laboratory work.
66 hours of examination revision and private study.
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Unseen examination (60%)
Laboratory reports (20%)
Problem sheets (20%)
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| 001: 2 Hour Unseen Exam weighted 60% (min pass mark of 30) |
2 hour unseen examination, 4 from 6 questions
Two hour unseen examination. A choice of four from six questions.
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| 002: Laboratory Report weighted 20% |
2 short laboratory reports
Two short laboratory reports.
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| 003: Exercise weighted 20% |
completing assigned problems in problem classes
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Version: (1.04S) Created: 04/Jun/2010
This document is the definitive current source of information about this module and supersedes any other information. |