(in Polish) Basics of Nanomaterials 310-ERS-3PDWIX10

study profile – general
form of study – stationary
type of course – obligatory
Field: exact and natural sciences, discipline: chemical sciences
year -3.
Entrance requirements - non
Number of hours - 15 ,
Teaching methods – conversational lecture, lecture with elements activating students, moderated discussion, student presentations, case study,
ECTS points – 1
Student workload balance:
hours ECT3
Overall student workload 25,0 1,0
classes 15,0 0,6
Preparing for classes 9 0,4
examination 1 0,0

Prerequisites (description)

The aim of the course is to familiarize the student with the very basic issues related to technologies leading to the fabrication of nanomaterials. The student learns the basic nomenclature used in fields related to nanomaterials. The student acquires knowledge about different kinds of division of nanomaterials and what aspects are important to explain their unique properties. Examples of production methods from the two approaches will be presented. The basic characterization methods will be introduced. The student learns also an example of applications of nanomaterials.

Course coordinators

Beata Kalska-Szostko

Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

Term 2025:

(in Polish) w sali

General:

Blended learning

Term 2026:

(in Polish) w sali

Learning outcomes

KA6_WG12 - explains the basics of the construction and operation of research equipment used in nanomaterials fabrication
KA6_UW5 prepares in writing a well-documented study of selected chemical problems related to nnanomaterials fabrication
KA6_KO1 - interested in the basic chemical processes taking place in the environment realated to nanomaterials
KA6_KK2 - understands the need for popular science presentation of selected chemical issues and promoting the latest achievements of chemistry with special emphasis of nnanomaterials

Assessment criteria

The course is conducted in lecture form with elements of group work and other student activation techniques.
The crediting is based on a written essay on a selected topic (with a presentation and discussion).

Additional information

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