Bachelor in Applied Mathematics

What if mathematics helped you build tomorrow's solutions?

Description: 

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Type Subject
Primer - Obligatoria
Semester
First
Course
1
Credits
6.00
Previous Knowledge: 

No prior knowledge is required.

Objectives: 

The objective of the course is to acquire basic knowledge about the modeling and analysis of physical phenomena such as the laws of motion and the concepts of energy, field, and potential.

Contents: 

1. Quantities and systems of units

2. Kinematics and dynamics

3. Oscillators

4. Gravitation

5. Electric and magnetic fields

Methodology: 

The methodology to be followed consists of:

MD1 - Theoretical lectures

MD2 - Problem-solving and exercise sessions

MD3 - Project-based learning

MD4 - Laboratory sessions

and will be developed through the following learning activities:

AF1 - Concept presentation sessions

AF2 - Exercise, problem-solving, and case-study sessions

AF3 - Practical work / project

AF4 - Personal study activities

AF5 - Assessment activities

Evaluation: 

The course will be assessed according to the following criteria:

SE1 - Exams

SE2 - Learning progress activities

SE3 - Projects and practical work

SE4 - Participation

Evaluation Criteria: 

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Basic Bibliography: 

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Additional Material: 

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