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Faculty of Mathematics and Natural SciencesInstitute of Geophysics and Meteorology

MN-GM-BACHAR

Module title/ IDBachelorarbeit
MN-GM-BACHAR
StructureCourseCredit pointsDuration (SWS)Workload (h)
Bachelor thesis12360
Total12360
Description/ ContentThe bachelor thesis deals with a limited topic that has to be worked out independently which does not exceed a elaboration of 50 pages.
Obligatory literatureDepends on the topic of the bachelor thesis and is announced at the beginning of the course
Obligatory literature(see obligatory literature)
Organisation and teaching styleAfter a concluded bachelor thesis, the results are presented in a faculty public colloquium. Subsequent to the colloquium lecture questions are admitted of which those from the examination board are examination relevant.
Course assessment, assessment modeThis module is a non compensable obligatory module. It is passed if the overall mark out of bachelor thesis and colloquium (see below) are marked 4.0 or better.
Thesis and colloquium are marked by two evaluators. The module mark consits of 25% of the evaluation of the colloquium and 75% of the evaluation of the bachelor thesis.
In case of not passing one test a retry is possible in consultation with the examination board.
Learning/ qualification targetsIndependent elaboration of a limited problem of geophysics and meteorology. Application of modern methods as well as profound written presentation of scientific results
Prerequisites for attending

Passed modules:

  1. 3 modules out of module groups G or M
  2. Literaturseminar
  3. Mathem. Methoden der Geophysik und Meteorologie I
  4. Mathem. Methoden der Geophysik und Meteorologie II
  5. Klassische Theoretische Physik II
Frequency of the offerContinual.
Imparted interdisciplinary competencies and soft skills
  • Time management
  • Scientific argumentation
  • Ability to present and document
  • Improvement in English as a nature scientific foreign language
  • Reading skills
Applicability in other courses of studies---
Accumulation in overall markYes, weighted with the factor 24/180.
CoordinatorProf. B.Tezkan
Retrieved2006-08-01