Examples of using Course students in English and their translations into Serbian
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In this course students will create a small coordinated collection.
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During the course students master all modern medical technologies which are available today in the world.
MMI02- Principles of extractive metallurgy-selected topicsCourse specificationPrinciples of extractive metallurgy-selected topicsAcronymOблиk ycлoBљeHocTиThe goalThrough this course students will learn the basic kinetic laws of metallurgical processes.
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Within the course, students learn about the different groups of concepts.
Presentation of types of synthetic biodegradable materials, their importance and application.The outcomeAfter completion of the course students posses a knowledge about the relationship between structure of polymeric materials and their biodegradability.
In this 5 week course, students will learn the principles of Responsive Design.
Ir3rmThe goalIntroduce students to the Internet architecture and operations, and advanced concepts, protocols and algorithms of several key services on Internet andin contemporary computer networksThe outcomeAfter this course students will fully understand Internet architecture and modern packet forwarding mechanisms.
Before attending this course, students must have the following technical knowledge.
During the course, the students will be familiarized with the most relevant theories and concepts within this research area, and with current methods and techniques which are used in research of different aspects of language function.Course outcome After the course students will understand the basic concepts and theoretical approaches in the field of studying language as cognitive function.
After completing this course, students usually move on to pursue additional education.
IR4ROI- Computing Fundamentals of the InternetCourse specificationComputing Fundamentals of the InternetAcronymir3rmThe goalIntroduce students to the Internet architecture and operations, and advanced concepts, protocols and algorithms of several key services on Internet andin contemporary computer networksThe outcomeAfter this course students will fully understand Internet architecture and modern packet forwarding mechanisms.
During the course students are introduced to thermodynamic basis and mechanisms for phase separation.
Computer Networks 1The goalIntroduce students to the Internet architecture and operations, and advanced concepts, protocols and algorithms of several key services on Internet andin contemporary computer networksThe outcomeAfter this course students will fully understand Internet architecture and modern packet forwarding mechanisms, which is of the utmost importance for understanding the ways application work over internet.
Through this course students will learn the skills essential for daily interactions with Koreans while living in Korea.
Existence of a course like this one is completely justified, especially if you take into a consideration that implementation of elements of the observed materials in engineering constructions is growing significantly.The outcomeAfter passing this course students will make their knowledge about composite materials complete. They will be ready to apply it for solving practical problems, different computations, and to design constructions made of composite materials. ContentsContents of lectures1.
In this course students will create programs to solve problems and develop interactive games or stories they can share.
D061KIB- Quantum Informatics of BiomoleculesCourse specificationNuclear, Medical and Ecological EngineeringType of studyProvide students with contemporary notions and applications of quantum informatics in molecular biophysics.The outcomeAfter completing this course students should be able to: Comprehend deeply quantum-informational processes in molecular biophysics. ContentsContents of lecturesBasics of quantum informatics(qubits, quantum entanglement, quantum teleportation, quantum computation, quantum decoherence).
Through this course students will develop a sense of place by looking at the world around them on a local, regional and global scale.
No prerequisitesThe goalIntroduce students to fundamentals of telecommunication networks and protocols, as well as the principles of telecommunication traffic management.The outcomeAfter passing the course students should:(1) gain basic knowledge of telecommunication networks and protocols;(2) be able to analyze basic network and protocol performances. ContentsContents of lectures(1) Functions and classification of telecommunication networks; transmission media.
During the course students will be familiarized with the fundamental theoretical problems and orientations in this field of research.
The student will be able to critically reflect on the existing problems in the context of the engineering approach to preserving nature from the aspect of environmental protection. Content:Theory teachingThrough this course students will become familiar with the basic concepts and principles of ecology(definitions, significance, tasks), with the concepts of environmental protection and ecological factors, their classification, then with geoethics, with forms of pollution and environmental protection, in general.
During the course, students are expected to gain sufficient understanding of methodology, legal requirements and impact assessment policies.
D113- Selected topics in process design and optimizationCourse specificationSelected topics in process design and optimizationAcronymOблиk ycлoBљeHocTиThe goalThe aim of the course is to introduce students to the modern methodology of process design and specialized software application on process design and optimization in chemical andpetrochemical industry. The outcomeAfter this course students will be able to use software for process design and optimization.
In this course, students can focus on real-world business problems in their own organisations and develop solutions as part of their research.
Within this course, students are introduced to the potentials of using form-finding methods in the process of designing spatial structures.
Throughout the course students will be able to develop their skills of analysis and evaluation as they learn to apply economic theory to different contexts.
Throughout this course students will be identifying social issues that they feel passionate about and learn how these issues might be rectified using social entrepreneurship.
During this course students will work with a short textual fragment written in cuneiform, transliterating, and translating it, as well as writing their own basic grammar edition of this text.