Basic principles of the atmosphere, physical structure and chemical composition, trace gases, atmospheric cycles, circulation, stability, radiation, condensation, clouds, oxidation capacity and ozone layer.

The course is self taught and covers the following topics of fundamentals in geophysics:-Seismology- Tomography- Gravimetry- Geodesy- Paleomagnetism

The course is self taught and covers the following topics of fundamentals in geophysics:- Mantle dynamics- Plate tectonics- Core dynamics- Earth's magnetic field- Earth's rotation

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Regenerative Materials can be used to build high-quality envelops and high-comfort environments. The course present the basics of hygrothermal building physics and the state of the art in this field. It gives an overview of the type of earth and bio-based materials that can be used and the range of their hygrothermal properties.

This course equips the student with an adequate understanding of geometric and topological methods employed in theoretical characterization of classical and quantum matter. Diverse mathematical techniques will be systematically introduced in a semi-formal approach, and the significance of each presented tool will be illustrated through applications to diverse condensed matter systems.

General knowlede of seismology.

This course builds on Geophysik I and Geophysik II, broadening the students' education in seismology, geodynamics and geodynamo theory, by considering various specific topics of particular interest.

During the Internship Physics Didactics students teach 8 lessons in the classes of an internship teaching person. Students develop, test and analyze teaching arrangement under the guidance of a mentor (one of the lecturers).

This lecture offers a compact introduction to atmospheric chemistry and physics. It provides a basic understanding of the composition of the atmosphere and important dynamical and chemical processes. Several topics of environmental importance are explored including summer smog, stratospheric ozone depletion, and climate change. Simple modelling approaches are also introduced.

This course covers the physical principles underlying medical imaging using ionizing radiation (radiography, fluoroscopy, CT, SPECT, PET).

The course provides an introduction to solid state physics, covering several topics that are later discussed in more detail in other more specialized lectures. The central topics are: solids and their lattice structures; interatomic bindings; lattice dynamics, electronic properties of insulators, metals, semiconductors, transport properties, and magnetism.

This is an introductory course in different areas and positions in the philosophy of physics. It falls into different parts, including one on the concepts of space and time and one on "symmetry and reality". To provide a rather brought insight, both classical (e.g., Leibniz) and contemporary readings (e.g., on recent debates on “structural realism”) will be discussed in each part of the seminar.

During the introductory teaching practice, the students sit in on five lessons given by the teacher responsible for their teaching practice, and teach five lessons themselves. The students are given observation and reflection assignments by the teacher responsible for their teaching practice.

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The central aim is to provide an individual experience of the physical phenomena and the basic principles of the experiment. By conducting simple physical experiments the student will learn how to properly use physical instruments and how to evaluate the results correctly.

The central aim is to provide an individual experience of the physical phenomena and the basic principles of the experiment. By conducting simple physical experiments the student will learn how to properly use physical instruments and how to evaluate the results correctly.

Learning with the basic principles of scientific experimentation. By performing experiments in different fields of experimental physics the students will learn the usage of measurement instruments as well as the correct analysis and the estimation of the accuracy of the measurement results.