BAYERISCHE JULIUS-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITÄT
WÜRZBURG
Name of applicant:
Major field of study: Physics
Courses attended as an undergraduate student
The numbers listed below represent the temporal extent in hours per week.
Subject
Lec.
Ex.
Introduction to Physics I
(Mechanics, Heat)
Introduction to Physics II
(Electrodynamics, electromagnetic waves)
Introduction to Physics III
(Optics, Particles, Atoms)
Introduction to Physics IV
(Solid State Physics)
5
2
5
2
4
2
2
1
Prof. Dr. Umbach/
Prof. Dr. Reinert
PD Dr. Kumpf
Theoretical Physics I
(Classical Mechanics)
Theoretical Physics II
(Electrodynamics)
Theoretical Physics III
(Quantum Mechanics I)
4
2
Prof. Dr. Kinzel
4
2
Prof. Dr. Honerkamp
4
2
Prof. Dr. Honerkamp
Mathematics for Physicists I
Mathematics for Physicists II
Mathematics for Physicists III
Mathematics for Physicists IV
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
Dr. Greiner
Dr. Greiner
Prof. Dr. Oppermann
Prof. Dr. Oppermann
Name of applicant:
Sem.
Lab.
Name of academic teacher
Prof. Dr. Brixner/
Prof. Dr. Dyakonov
Prof. Dr. Spielmann
Courses attended as an undergraduate student
Subject
Lec.
Ex.
Sem.
Lab.
1
Name of academic teacher
Evaluation of Measurement
Physics Lab I a
Physics Lab I b
Physics Lab I c
Physics Lab II a
Physics Lab II b
Physics Lab II c
1
Experimental Chemistry I
(Inorganic Chemistry)
Experimental Chemistry II
(Organic Chemistry)
Chemistry Lab
4
Prof. Dr. Tacke
4
Prof. Dr. Christl
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
10
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Ossau
..........Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Tacke/
Dr. Wolfsberger
or:
Introduction to Computer Sciences
4
1
Software Development
4
1
Prof. Dr. Wolff von
Gudenberg
Prof. Dr. Wolff von
GudenbergName
of
applicant:
Courses attended as a graduate student
Subject
Lec.
Ex.
Experimental Physics I*
(Physics of Atoms and Molecules)
Experimental Physics II**
(Molecular and Mesoscopic Physics)
3
1
3
1
Theoretical Physics IV*
(Thermodynamics and Statistics)
Theoretical Physics V**
(Quantum Mechanics II)
4
2
4
2
Applied Physics I*
(Computational Physics)
Applied Physics II**
(Electronics)
4
2
2
2
Sem.
Lab.
Name of academic teacher
Prof. Dr. Claessen
Prof. Dr. Porod
Prof. Dr. Hinrichsen
Seminar on Energy*
4
Prof. Dr. Fricke
Seminar on Graduate Lab*
2
Prof. Spielmann
Graduate Lab: Atoms and
Solid State Physics**
Graduate Lab: Project**
Introduction to Bioinformatics*
6
6
2
Bioinformatical Lab**
Prof. Dr. Batke/
Prof. Dr. Matzdorf
Prof. Dr. Ossau
Prof. Dr. Dandekar
4
Prof. Dr. Dandekar
*: Courses are attended currently
**: Courses will be taken during summer term 2009
German universities do not issue transcripts. The student follows a given basic curriculum with several
alternatives.
In the natural sciences there are several lecture courses which are offered together with exercise sessions. These
exercise sessions include homework, oral participation in class and a final exam. For these classes a certificate
(„Schein“ or „Bescheinigung“) is issued to the student for successful completion of the course.
Grades are only given in formal (oral) examinations. The first series of examinations is called the „Vordiplom“.
The student can take the Vordiplom after a minimum of four semesters of study in his major field. About 80% of
our students do so; others follow after 5 or 6 semesters.