Notes:
Code | Title | Instructor(s) | Delivery | Assessment | Notes | ||||
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Year | Period | Weight | Description | Length | When | ||||
PHY0000 | Communication and Key Skills | Dr R. D. Haywood and Dr S.M. Strawbridge | 2029-2030 | T1:06 | 30% | Read a scientific paper and write a concise popular-level summary of it. | 1 day | Day 1 | A pass in this component is a programme requirement |
10% | Order of magnitude estimation problems. | 2 hours | Day 2 | ||||||
5% | Write a CV and/or speculative application letter. | 1 hours | Day 2 | ||||||
25% | Present a scientific article orally to an audience. | 4 hours | Day 2 | ||||||
30% | Team video | Day 3 | T1:12 | ||||||
PHY1021 | Vector Mechanics | Dr F. Gielen | 2029-2030 | T1:01-05,07-12 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 7 × Problems Sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:09 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY1022 | Introduction to Astrophysics | Dr E. Hébrard | 2029-2030 | T1:01-05,07-12 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 7 × Problems Sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:09 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY1023 | Waves and Optics | Dr P. Loren-Aguilar | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 7 × Problems Sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:08 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY1024 | Properties of Matter | Dr F. Withers | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 7 × Problems Sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:08 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY1025 | Mathematics Skills | Dr W. Moebius | 2029-2030 | T1:01-05,07-12 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 8 × Problems Sets | 30 hours total | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:09 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY1026 | Mathematics for Physicists | Dr A. Usher | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 5 × Problems Sets | 6 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:04 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:08 | ||||||
60% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY1027 | Practical Physics I | Prof. V.V. Kruglyak | 2029-2030 | T1:01-12, T2:01-11 | 0% | Data analysis homework | Three 2-hour problems sets (problems sets) | Week T1:02 | Refer to the Undergraduate Handbook for details and marking criteria. Briefly, lab-books and reports for standard experiments are marked in a one-to-one discussion between the student and a demonstrator; lab-books and reports for the extended experiment are marked without final discussions; oral presentations involve demonstrators and may be moderated via peer assessment. |
40% | Experiments, recorded in the lab-book | Four lab-book assessments | ca 2-week intervals in T1:01-05,07-12 | ||||||
40% | Experiments, written up as formal experiment reports | Three 1250-word reports | Ca 3-week intervals in T2:01-11 | ||||||
10% | Group oral presentation for the Student Conference | 20 minutes | Week T2:03 | ||||||
10% | Communications and key skills component PHY0000 | 3 days | Week T1:06 | ||||||
PHY1030 | Practical Physics and IT Skills | Prof. F.Y. Ogrin and Prof. V.V. Kruglyak | 2029-2030 | T1:01-05,07-12, T2:01-05, T3:06 | 0% | Data analysis homework | Three 2-hour problems sets (quizzes) | Week T1:02 (Mon) | Refer to the Undergraduate Handbook for details and marking criteria. Briefly, laboratory notebooks and reports are marked in one-to-one discussion between the student and a demonstrator; oral presentations involve both demonstrator and moderated peer assessment. |
0% | 11×Python classwork assignments (formative) | 6 hours | In class | ||||||
40% | 8×homework assignments | 4 hours per assignment | Deadline Monday week T1:03,05,08,10,12 | ||||||
10% | Programming project | 4 hours (homework) 2 hours (in class) | Deadline Friday week T2:11 (Friday) | ||||||
10% | Experiments, recorded in the notebook | Two notebook assessments | ca 4-week intervals in T1:01-05, 06-12 | ||||||
20% | Experiments, written up as formal experiment reports | Two 1000-word reports | Weeks T2:02, T2:04 | ||||||
10% | Group oral presentation for the Student Conference | 20 minutes | Week T2:05 | ||||||
10% | Communications and key skills component PHY0000 | 3 days | Week T1:06 | ||||||
PHY1031 | Scientific Programming in Python | Dr J. Hatchell | 2029-2030 | T1:01-12, T2:01-11 | 0% | 19×Python classwork assignments (formative) | 8 hours | In class | |
80% | 8×homework assignments | 4 hours per assignment | Deadline Monday week T1:03,05,08,10,12 T2:07,09,11 | ||||||
20% | Programming project | 6 hours (homework) 6 hours (in class) | Deadline Friday week T2:11 (Friday) | ||||||
PHY2021 | Electromagnetism I | Prof. M.R. Bate | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 8 × Problems sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term test | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:06 | ||||||
75% | Examination | 120 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY2022 | Quantum Mechanics I | Dr A. Usher | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 8 × Problems sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term test | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:06 | ||||||
75% | Examination | 120 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY2023 | Thermal Physics | Dr L.A. Correa | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 8 × Problems sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:06 | ||||||
75% | Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2024 | Condensed Matter I | Dr S. Hepplestone | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 3×1-hour sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
10% | 8 × Problems sets | 2 hours per set | Weekly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term test | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:06 | ||||||
75% | Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2025 | Mathematics with Physical Applications | Prof. J. Bertolotti | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | 0% | Exercises set by tutor | 6×30-minute sets (typical) | Scheduled by tutor | |
0% | Guided self-study | 8×2-hour packages | Fortnightly | ||||||
20% | 10 × Problems Sets | 3 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 1 | 30 minutes | Weeks T1:06 | ||||||
15% | Mid-term Test 2 | 30 minutes | Weeks T2:06 | ||||||
50% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2026 | Practical Physics II | Dr A. Usher | 2029-2030 | T1:03-11, T2:01-11 | 20% | Standard report and discussion | 1250 words | Week T1:07 | Refer to the Undergraduate Handbook for details and marking criteria. Briefly, laboratory notebooks and reports are marked in one-to-one discussion between the student and a demonstrator; oral presentations involve moderated peer assessment. |
20% | Standard report and discussion | 1250 words | Week T1:11 | ||||||
20% | Standard report and discussion | 1250 words | Week T2:04 | ||||||
8% | Oral presentation | 20 minutes | Week T2:10 | ||||||
16% | Extended experiment practical work | 10-minute notebook discussion | Week T2:11 | ||||||
16% | Extended experiment report | 2000 words | Week T2:11 | ||||||
PHY2027 | Scientific Programming in C | Prof. R.J. Hicken | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:04 | |
13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:06 | ||||||
30% | Programming Knowledge and Skills Test | 1 hour 30 | T1:06 | ||||||
13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:09 | ||||||
31% | Programming Project | 32 hours | Deadline Friday week T1:12 (Friday) | ||||||
PHY2029 | The Physics of Living Systems | Dr A. Corbett | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2030 | Observing the Universe | Dr S. Hinkley | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2032 | Analytical and Chaotic Dynamics | Dr M.K.M. Browning | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY2033 | Physics Practicals (One Term JYA) | Prof. V.V. Kruglyak and Dr A. Usher | 2029-2030 | T1:01-12 | 0% | Data analysis homework | One 4-hour problems set | Week T1:02 (Mon) | The order of experiments/assessments and the associated week numbers in the above table are indicative and will be confirmed by the module leader. Refer to the Undergraduate Handbook for details and marking criteria. Briefly, laboratory notebooks and reports are marked in one-to-one discussion between the student and a demonstrator. |
20% | Experiment, recorded in the notebook | Two notebook assessments | ca 1-week intervals in T1:02, T1:03 | ||||||
30% | Experiment, written up as formal experiment report | 1500-word report | Weeks T1:06 | ||||||
0% | Communications and key skills component PHY0000 | 3 days | Week T1:06 | ||||||
20% | Experiment, recorded in the notebook | Two notebook assessments | ca 1-week intervals in T1:07, T1:08 | ||||||
30% | Experiment, written up as formal experiment report | 1500-word report | Weeks T2:12 | ||||||
PHY2035 | Scientific Programming in Python | Dr J. Hatchell | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:04 | |
13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:06 | ||||||
30% | Programming Knowledge and Skills Test | 1 hour 30 | T1:06 | ||||||
13% | Homework assignment | 8 hours | Deadline Monday week T1:09 | ||||||
31% | Programming Project | 32 hours | Deadline Friday week T1:12 (Friday) | ||||||
PHY2036 | Study Abroad Physics Electives | Staff of Foreign Host Institution | 2029-2030 | As agreed | 33% | Homework (see note) | Weekly 4-hour sets | As advised. | Assessment assignment patterns follow the conventions of the host institution. The above entries are only indicative of typical arrangements. Grades awarded by overseas institutions are converted to Exeter grades using the conversion procedures described in the Physics Handbook |
67% | Final exam (see note) | 2 hours | As advised. | ||||||
PHY2037 | Nonlinear Optics and Imaging | Prof. J.J. Moger | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 120 minutes | May/June assessment period | ||||||
PHY3051 | Electromagnetism II | Prof. J. Bertolotti | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3052 | Nuclear and High Energy Physics | Prof. E. Hendry | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3053 | General Problems | Dr A. Usher and Tutors | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | 0% | Problems assigned by tutor | 1×2-hour problem-set | Week T1:08 | |
0% | Problems assigned by tutor | 5×2-hour problem-sets | Fortnightly in Term 2 | ||||||
100% | Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3054 | Electromagnetism II (IS) | Prof. J. Bertolotti | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets (marked by module convener) | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3055 | Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics | Dr E. Mariani | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3056 | Nuclear and High Energy Physics (IS) | Prof. E. Hendry | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets (marked by module convener) | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3061 | The Biophysics of Cells and Tissues | Dr J.R. Meakin | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3062 | Methods of Theoretical Physics | Prof. M.E. Portnoi | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3064 | Nanostructures and Graphene Science | Prof. M.E. Portnoi | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Seminar contribution | 9 × 1-hour | Weeks T1:02-09 | The Assessment Criteria are published in the Physics Handbook. |
0% | Practice essay plan and style-sample | 750 words | Week T1:03 | ||||||
40% | Formal report | 2500 words | Week T1:07 | ||||||
40% | Formal report | 2500 words | Week T1:12 | ||||||
20% | Oral presentation | 20 minutes | Week T1:11 | ||||||
PHY3066 | Galaxies and High Energy Astrophysics | Dr S. Krijt | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3067 | Energy and the Environment | Mr T.A. Mitchell, Dr D. Lash, Mr A. Rowson and Mr A.D.S. Norton | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 50% | Worksheets | 4×8-hour | Deadline weeks: T1:03, T1:05, T1:07, T1:09 | |
40% | Group Project Report | 5000 words | Deadline week T1:11 | ||||||
10% | Group Presentation | 15 minutes | Week T1:11 | ||||||
PHY3068 | Principles of Theoretical Physics | Dr A.V. Shytov | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3070 | Stars from Birth to Death | Dr P. Loren-Aguilar | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3071 | Soft Matter | Dr P.G. Petrov | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHY3072 | New Option Being Developed for T2 | Dr F. Withers | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHY3122 | Project and Dissertation | Prof. M.R. Bate and Research Group Staff | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11, T3:05-07 | 0% | Reports for supervisor | Weekly | Throughout project work | Refer to the detailed description of the MPhys assessment criteria in the Physics Handbook. |
15% | Oral presentation | 15 minutes | Weeks T2:06/07 | ||||||
40% | Background report | 3000 words | Report deadline week T2:10 | ||||||
45% | Laboratory work and viva voce | 20-minute notebook discussion | Week T3:06 | ||||||
PHY3138 | Projects and Dissertations | Prof. R.J. Hicken and Dr C.M. Brunt | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | 0% | Discussions with demonstrator | 1-hour weekly | Weeks T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | Refer to the detailed description of the BSc Final Year Projects in the Physics Handbook. |
0% | Term 1 Laboratory work | 10 minute notebook review and discussion (formative) | Weeks T1:03 | ||||||
10% | Term 1 Laboratory work | 15 minute notebook review and discussion (summative) | Weeks T1:08 | ||||||
10% | Term 1 Oral Presentation | 15 minutes | See syllabus plan | ||||||
30% | Formal Report | 4000-words | See syllabus plan | ||||||
0% | Term 2 Laboratory work | 10 minute notebook review and discussion (formative) | Weeks T2:03 | ||||||
10% | Term 2 Laboratory work | 15 minute notebook review and discussion (summative) | Weeks T2:08 | ||||||
10% | Term 2 Oral Presentation | 15 minutes | See syllabus plan | ||||||
30% | Term 2 Poster presentation | A0 poster | See syllabus plan | ||||||
PHY3147 | One-Semester Physics Project and Report | Prof. R.J. Hicken and Dr C.M. Brunt | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 or T2:01-11 | 0% | Discussions with demonstrator | 1-hour weekly | Weeks T1:01-11 or T2:01-11 | Refer to the detailed description of the BSc Final Year Projects in the Physics Handbook. |
0% | Term 1 Laboratory work | 10 minute notebook review and discussion (formative) | Weeks T1:03 | ||||||
20% | Term 1 Laboratory work | 15 minute notebook review and discussion (summative) | Weeks T1:08 | ||||||
20% | Oral Presentation | 15 minutes | See syllabus plan | ||||||
60% | Formal Report | 4000-words | See syllabus plan | ||||||
PHY3150 | Applying Physics (Group Project) | Dr C.M. Brunt and Prof. R.J. Hicken | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Discussions with demonstrator or consultant | 1-hour weekly | Weeks T1:01-11 or T2:01-11 | Refer to the detailed description of the BSc Final Year Group Projects assessment criteria in the Physics Handbook. |
15% | Notebook assessment 1 | 15 minutes | Week T1:03 or T2:03 | ||||||
15% | Notebook assessment 2 | 15 minutes | Week T1:07 or T2:07 | ||||||
50% | Group formal report | (Ngroup+1)×750-words | Week T1:11 or T2:11 | ||||||
20% | Group presentation to client | 30 minutes | Week T1:11 or T2:11 | ||||||
PHY3205 | Background Report for Project | Prof. M.R. Bate and Research Group Staff | 2029-2030 | As agreed | 0% | Reports for supervisor | Fortnightly | Throughout project work | Refer to the detailed description of the assessment criteria for the plan and report as given in the Physics handbook. |
20% | Plan for background report | 1000 words | Report deadline Friday week T2:06 | ||||||
80% | Background report | 3500 words | Report deadline Friday week T3:03 | ||||||
PHY3218 | Study Abroad Physics Options | Staff of Foreign Host Institution | 2029-2030 | As agreed | 33% | Homework (see note) | Weekly 4-hour sets | As advised. | Assessment assignment patterns follow the conventions of the host institution. The above entries are only indicative of typical arrangements. Grades awarded by overseas institutions are converted to Exeter grades using the conversion procedures described in the Physics Handbook |
67% | Final exam (see note) | 2 hours | As advised. | ||||||
PHY3306 | Professional Experience | Dr S. Hepplestone and Prof. T. Naylor | 2029-2030 | Sep-Dec, Jan-May,Jun-Sep | 10% | Preliminary report | 2,500 words | Week T1:09 (Monday) | |
20% | Assessment of project work: notebook assessment plus viva voce (with written input from industrial supervisor) | 30 minute viva | Week T2:01/T2:02 | ||||||
10% | Oral presentation at Exeter | 30 minutes | T3:03/4/5 | ||||||
20% | Assessment of project work: notebook assessment plus viva voce (with written input from industrial supervisor) | 30 minute viva | Week T3:03/4/5 | ||||||
40% | Final report plus viva voce | 10,000 words, 30-minute viva | Deadline 1st of September | ||||||
PHY3307 | Background Report for Project | Prof. M.R. Bate and Research Group Staff | 2029-2030 | As agreed | 0% | Reports for supervisor | Weekly | Throughout project work | Refer to the detailed description of the assessment criteria for the plan and report as given in the Physics handbook. |
20% | Plan for background report | 1000 words | Report deadline week SA:03 (Monday) | ||||||
80% | Background report | 3500 words | Report deadline week T1:02 (Monday) of Stage 4 year | ||||||
PHY3308 | Professional Placement | Dr S. Hepplestone and Prof. T. Naylor | 2029-2030 | Sep-Dec, Jan-May,Jun-Sep | 10% | Preliminary report | 2,500 words | Week T1:09 (Monday) | |
20% | Assessment of project work: notebook assessment plus viva voce (with written input from industrial supervisor) | 30 minute viva | Week T2:01/T2:02 | ||||||
10% | Oral presentation at Exeter | 30 minutes | T3:03/4/5 | ||||||
20% | Assessment of project work: notebook assessment plus viva voce (with written input from industrial supervisor) | 30 minute viva | Week T3:03/4/5 | ||||||
40% | Final report plus viva voce | 10,000 words, 30-minute viva | Deadline 1st of September | ||||||
PHYM001 | Statistical Physics | Dr L.A. Correa | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHYM002 | Quantum Mechanics II | Dr A.V. Shytov | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHYM003 | Condensed Matter II | Prof. S. Russo | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHYM004 | Computational Physics and Modelling | Dr P. Loren-Aguilar and Prof. T.J. Harries | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-09 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×4-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
15% | Programming / Debugging Exercise | 15 hours | Deadline Week T1:06 (Friday) | ||||||
25% | Project 1 | 25 hours work | Deadline week T1:12 (Friday) | ||||||
10% | Numerical programming 'take-home' exam | 6 hours work | Deadline week T2:02 (Friday) | ||||||
50% | Project 2 | 50 hours work | Deadline week T2:09 (Friday) | ||||||
PHYM005 | Independent Study | Prof. T. Naylor | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 or T2:01-11 | 0% | Initial project plan | 500 words | Week T1:01/T2:01 | The report and/or other end products will be assessed by two members of staff, and the student will normally required to attend an viva voce examination. This will be decided when the form of the end product of the independent study is agreed at the start of the module. In addition, students will be asked to make an evaluation of their own work, and this will be included in the assessment process. N.B. Students are not permitted to register for this module until the convener is satisfied that the project plan involves an appropriate amount and level of learning and will lead to a satisfactory end product. |
0% | Progress reports | 250 words | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Report and viva | 7500 words | Week T2:00/T3:01 | ||||||
PHYM006 | Relativity and Cosmology | Prof. T.J. Harries | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHYM008 | Physical Methods in Biology and Medicine | Prof. F. Palombo | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHYM009 | Project and Dissertation | Prof. M.R. Bate | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | 0% | Reports for supervisor | Weekly | Throughout project work | Refer to the detailed description of the MPhys assessment criteria in the Physics Handbook. |
25% | Laboratory work and viva voce | 20-minute notebook discussion | Week T1:11 | ||||||
12% | Poster (joint) and viva (individual) | A0 display, 15-minute viva | Display deadline week T2:10, viva voce in week T2:11 | ||||||
63% | Dissertation and viva | 7500 words, 20-minute viva | Dissertation deadline week T3:01 (Mon), viva during weeks T3:02-04 | ||||||
PHYM010 | Project and Dissertation | Prof. M.R. Bate | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11, T2:01-11 | 0% | Reports for supervisor | Weekly | Throughout project work | Refer to the detailed description of the MPhys assessment criteria in the Physics Handbook. |
7% | Oral Presentation | 15 minutes | Week T1:06 | ||||||
22% | Laboratory work and Viva voce 1 | 20-minute notebook discussion | Week T1:08 | ||||||
22% | Laboratory work and Viva voce 2 | 20-minute notebook discussion | Week T2:06 | ||||||
8% | Poster (joint) and viva (individual) | A0 display, 15-minute viva | Display deadline week T2:10, vivia voce in week T2:11 | ||||||
41% | Dissertation and viva | 7500 words, 20-minute viva | Dissertation deadline week T3:01 (Mon), viva during weeks T3:02-04 | ||||||
PHYM012 | Solar and Extra-Solar Planets and Their Atmospheres | Dr M.K.M. Browning | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHYM013 | Quantum Many-Body Theory | Dr E. Mariani | 2029-2030 | T1:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | January | ||||||
PHYM014 | Quantum Mechanics II (IS) | Dr A.V. Shytov | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets (marked by module convener) | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May/June | ||||||
PHYM015 | Quantum Optics and Photonics | Dr O. Kyriienko | 2029-2030 | T2:01-11 | 0% | Guided self-study | 5×6-hour packages | Fortnightly | |
0% | 4 × Problems sets | 4 hours per set | Fortnightly | ||||||
100% | Final Examination | 2 hours 30 minutes | May |