Physics is written in the language of mathematics...
From the very beginning of the programme, students will be required to use mathematical concepts in their physics classes: to perform calculations, of course, but also to translate reasoning and observations into equations (modelling). This course aims to help students become proficient as quickly as possible. The concepts covered, which are not necessarily new, are considered here as tools, the important thing being to understand when to use them.
As part of the Competency-Based Approach, students will be trained in the following critical skills:
The aim of this course is to quickly provide students with the mathematical tools they need to understand general physics courses:
Lectures: Mathematical concepts applied to physics. Very little review of theory, but a contextualisation that enables the right mathematical tool to be chosen to answer the question raised.
TD sessions: In-depth study, calculation techniques, applications.
Written exam, in session.
Strictly applied exam, no theory.
The procedures and instructions will be explained at the latest during the last lesson, and will be available on webcampus.
| Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Physics | Standard | 0 | 2 | |
| Bachelor in Physics | Standard | 1 | 2 |