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Computational Physics – (M.Sc.)
University of Bucharest
Faculty of Physics
| Location: | Bucharest / Romania / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Start Date: | October | ||
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| Languages: | Romanian | ||
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The Master in Computational Physics is a continuation of the cycle I studies, having the same name already functioning in the Faculty of Physics, University of Bucharest. In the previous years the Faculty of Physics has had a Master Program in Computational Physics and Econophysics.
Modeling and simulation of physical processes and also the acquisition, storage, transmission and processing experimental data using the techniques of Informatics, represent a modern trend in physics. Top research involved in the technology and modern physics are inconceivable without the application of specific computer - assisted techniques. The role of integrative science assumed by physics is based on incorporating opportunities provided by computer science and informatics. The training of specialists who has both good knowledge of physics and informatics is extremely productive to research and industry.
With the new Master, Faculty of Physics meet demand from existing layers of passionate students of both physics and computer science, for which an adequate institutional framework and a well-planned training would facilitate the acquisition of qualitative field at the intersection of the two disciplines. The expectation for the masters of the program is to obtain results in applications of modern physics, modeling, simulation, virtual instrumentation, acquisition and data processing, computational physics, econophysics.
The tradition and results of teaching and scientific research, and the insertion of the faculty members in the scientific international community allow us to believe that the establishment of the Master in Computational Physics , is a movement in a correct direction.
Contents
Study Program
Complements of Theoretical Physics.
Complements of Mathematics
Methodes and Codes of Simulation in Physics
Experimental methodes for structural, morphological, electrical and optical characterization of the materials for electronics and optoelectronics
Metrology, methodes and tehniques for physics measurements
Optional course 1 (from the group D I_1.....D I_6)FSPL
Research activity and Dissertation thesis preparation.
Data and Methodes of Computing of Experimental Results
Physics and technology of organic materials with applications in electronics and optoelectronics
Optional course 2 (from the group DI_1....DI_6) de la FI
Optional course 3 (from the group DI_1....DI_6) from MANEO
Research activity and Dissertation thesis preparation.
Optional course 1 (from the group DI_1....DI_6) from MANEO
Optional course 2 (from the group DI_1....DI_6) - from FELMET
Optional course 3 (from the group DII_1....DII_6) from FI
Optional course 4 (from the group DII_1....DII_6) from MANEO
Research activity and Dissertation thesis preparation.
Optional course 5 (from the group D II_1.....D II_6)FI
Research activity and Dissertation thesis preparation.
· First Year FI Optional Disciplines
Discipline
Computational physics
Analytical and numerical informatics applied in economy.
Informatics for micro and macro-systems
Data structured systems
Virtual instrumentation and data acquisition
Dedicate shaping
Second year FI Disciplines Optional Disciplines
Discipline
Optoelectronic devices
Physics simulation and prediction
Stochastic and computational methods for financial and physics systems.
Advanced multimedia and educational soft
Quantum codification of information
Nanoelectronics and informational technology
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