(in Polish) Biophysics 310-ERS-BSVI-3

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 - 30 , lecture -15, labor - 15
Teaching methods – conversational lecture, lecture with elements activating students, moderated discussion, student presentations, case study, practical exercises, experiment, observation.

ECTS points – 3
Student workload balance:
hours ECT3
Overall student workload 75,0 3,0
classes 15,0 0,6
other activity 15,0 0,6
Preparing for classes 37,5 1,5
examination 7,5 0,3

Term 2025:

ECTS points – 3
Student workload balance:
hours ECT3
Overall student workload 75,0 3,0
classes 15,0 0,6
other activity 15,0 0,6
Preparing for classes 37,5 1,5
examination 7,5 0,3

Term 2026:

ECTS points – 3
Student workload balance:
hours ECT3
Overall student workload 75,0 3,0
classes 15,0 0,6
other activity 15,0 0,6
Preparing for classes 37,5 1,5
examination 7,5 0,3

Prerequisites (description)

The aim of the course is to introduce the student to basic issues in the field of biophysics. During the course, the student learns the physical basis of processes occurring in nature. Gets acquainted with the basic laws governing nature. Learns how humans and the surrounding world function through the physical phenomena point of view.

Course coordinators

Beata Kalska-Szostko

Type of course

obligatory courses

Mode

(in Polish) w sali

Assessment criteria

The crediting of lecture is based on a written exam in form of written essay on a selected topic - project (with a presentation and discussion).
Labors are credited based on attendance, and on written laboratory reports.

Bibliography

1. R. Glaser, "Biophysics", Springer, 2012
2. P. Davidovits, "Physics in Biology and Medicine", Academic Press, 2012
3. R. K. Hobbie and B. J. Roth "Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology", Springer; 2007)

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 310-ERS-BSVI-3 in USOSweb