At the end of the course, students will be able to:
The aim of this course is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of various nuclear models, enabling them to grasp a range of practical applications, such as nuclear energy production, radioactive dating methods, production of radioisotopes for medical use, materials characterisation, etc.
Exercise sessions are organised by an assistant to illustrate and put into practice the concepts covered in the theory course.
Some of the questions in the reference books are solved during these tutorial sessions.
Assessment of the theory course takes place in June or August, in the form of an oral examination. Each student has one hour to answer two randomly selected questions, which they then present orally for 30 minutes. The score obtained accounts for 2/3 of the overall mark.
The TDs are assessed in the form of a written exam, also organised during June or August. The score obtained accounts for 1/3 of the overall mark.