Physical and chemical based of nanotechnology

Facts  
Duration: 1 semester
Period: Fall (3) Semester
Credits: 1 ECTS
Contact Hours: 26
Self-study: 10
Hours: 36

Main Objectives

  • to give theoretical knowledge about aspects of the grant organization in Europe;
  • profound experimental of the grant writing;
  • forming of knowledge about application of grants.

Learning Outcomes

Formation of competence:

а) intercultural:

  • know the basic concepts of  English language in the Principles of grant application, organization and writing;

b) professional:

  • be able to explain the data obtained with different chemical methods, use the data, apply the skills and knowledge in writing of grants, abstracts unassisted; apply the basic concepts of chemical properties  in explaining the theoretical material and ana-lyzing the experimental data;
  • have skills: working with the grants application to solve; reviewing scientific and methodical literature; organization fo the scientific work under project.

Professor

Julia Kzhichkowska

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Course unit code

Specialization 04.04.01  – Chemistry

Course unit title

Physical and chemical based of nanotechnology

Name(s), surname(s) and title of lecturer(s)

Prof. Julia Kzhichkowska

Level of course

Master

Semester

3

ECTS credits

1

Working hours

Contact hours

26

lectures

16

seminars

10

practical classes

laboratory classes

consultations

Independent work

10

Total

36

Work placement

none

Language of instruction

English

Prerequisites

Chemistry

Objectives of the course

Learning outcomes

A student’s assessments methods

aims:

-to give theoretical knowledge about aspects of the grant organization in Europe;

-profound experimental of the grant writing;

-forming of knowledge about application of grants.

Formation of competence:

а)intercultural:

-know the basic concepts of  English language in the Principles of grant application, organization and writing;

b) professional:

-be able to explain the data obtained with different chemical methods, use the data, apply the skills and knowledge in writing of grants, abstracts unassisted; apply the basic concepts of chemical properties  in explaining the theoretical material and ana-lyzing the experimental data;

-have skills: working with the grants application to solve; reviewing scientific and methodical literature; organization fo the scientific work under project.

Presentations, tests and written exam.

Teaching methods

Lectures, groupwork, delivery of individual presentations, independent study of literature, brainstorming.

Course unit content

Title

Lecturers  (hours)

Self-study (hours)

Introduction.

Types of the Grants in RF and Europe

6

2

Presentation of the experimental work. Expertise.

4

2

Aims and organization of the grants

6

2

Project&Grants management

6

2

Defense of the own project

4

Test

2

26

16

Assessment requirements

Student’s skills in this subject will be evaluated by means of presentations in the seminars, written tests and final examination.

Assessment criteria

The assessment of the presented works is carried out by the following criteria:

– compliance of the contents to a subject;

– existence of logical communication of stated information;

– accuracy and literacy of a statement;

– work is handed over in time.

The composition of final accumulative mark

Final accumulative mark consists of:  group presentation of individual work  (project) – 70 %, credit –  30 %

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