Laboratory techniques of data analysis include statistics and computer programming. Mathematics is harmoniously incorporated into the teaching of physics.
Applications cover a wide variety of problems relating to other sciences.
Tests require the ability to provide a complete explanation of the physical concepts and fundamental laws, and the ability to solve problems. Students are expected to achieve a better understanding of the fundamental concepts, learn the elements of theoretical and experimental physics, while gaining insight in the extent of the modern applications of the conservation laws. Lecture notes are required but not graded. The effort in reorganizing and rewriting the notes taken in class is essential for the student to reach the level and depth of understanding required in this course. A laboratory report is due a week after the corresponding experiment is performed.