Physics at University of Galway
I lecture in the following undergraduate taught courses at University of Galway:
I also supervise student research projects in the final year project for the degree in undergraduate physics (GY320/GY301) and for the Astronomical Instrumentation and Technology (Structured MSc) .
More information on these taught courses is provided below.
I am currently undertaking a Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education with the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at the University of Galway.
Undergraduate Courses
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PH101 Mechanics
First year course into fundamental introduction to mechanics. The course content includes the kinematic equations of motion, forces, angular motion and momentum.
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PH2106 Electromagnetism
In this course we will approach the topic of electromagnetism through detailed learning blocks in electricity and magnetism. At the end of this semester you will have developed the tools to formulate a foundational understanding of electromagnetic theory and its importance in the field of physics.
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PH3101/3102 Computational Physics
Application of python skills to solve for physics problems. The methodologies for solving problems include Monte Carlo routines, ODEs, Euler’s technique and Newton-Rhapson. Problems proposed include quantum probability, astronomical data management, Fourier optics, radioactive decay and multiple slit interference.
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M.Sc Research Student
Optical design
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M.Sc Student
Astronomical Instrumentation
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B.Sc Physics Student
Optical Modelling