Physics/chemistry

Physics: Kinematics. Newton´s laws. Work. Kinetic and potential energy. Linear momentum. Moment of inertia. Torque. Coulomb´s law. Electric field and potential. Current. Magnetic field. Induction. Resistance, capacitance. Electric motors and generators. Chemistry: Atoms and the periodic system. Chemical bond. Reactions and stoichiometry. Aggregates. Solutions. Chemical equilibrium. Acids and bases.

Knowledge: The candidate * has knowledge of basic classical mechanics, electricity, magnetism, and chemistry * can define and explain the most important concepts within basic classical mechanics, electricity, magnetism, and chemistry * is familiar with relevant applications in physics and chemistry Skills: The candidate can * formulate and solve, with analytical and numerical methods, mathematical models for given problems related to classical mechanics, electricity, magnetism, and chemistry * associate variables, used in idealized models, with real quantities in physics and chemistry * conduct measurements, and analyze, interpret, and document the results * perform calculations with quantities and units in the SI system, and is able to make transformations between different unit systems * describe atoms and bonds between atoms * find and use data from relevant tables General competence: The candidate * can motivate and justify professional choices and convey this to others in terms of basic physics and chemistry * participate actively in group work and professional discussions

Lectures, exercises, laboratory work. Expected work load in the course is 300 hours. (Lectures: ca 75 hours. Exercises: ca 25 hours. Laboratory work: ca 20 hours. Self-study: ca 180 hours.)Compulsory activities: 6 of 8 physics assignments; 2 of 4 chemistry assignments and a report from laboratory work must be handed in and approved for exam admission.