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KJM1500 Physical Chemistry Course description

Course name in Norwegian
Fysikalsk kjemi
Study programme
Bachelor's Degree Programme in Biotechnology and Applied Chemistry
Weight
10.0 ECTS
Year of study
2019/2020
Curriculum
SPRING 2020
Schedule
Course history

Introduction

Surveying includes the collection, processing, analysis, storage, distribution and presentation of spatial position data. The course provides theoretical and practically oriented knowledge of selected fields of surveying.

Together with the other natural science subjects, the course in statistics lays a foundation for the engineering subjects. This course gives students an understanding of concepts in statistics and probability theory, problems and solution methods, with the focus on application in their own field and in the engineering field in general. Builds on courses from the first year of study.

Required preliminary courses

The course provides an introduction to land use and transport planning from a sustainability perspective. Students are given an introduction to the Norwegian planning system, as well as to the history, theories and methods of land use planning. The framework for land use planning is explained in relation to the overriding guidelines (legislation, standards etc.), but also in relation to the desired qualities (value basis) to be incorporated in the planning. The transport system has consequences for all parts of society and affects the environment and people in the form of air quality, noise, climate change and traffic accidents. Land use, the transport network, transport committees, local climate, road, water, sewage and storm water infrastructure are strongly linked to sustainable development, and the course provides an overview of how they are related and describes strategies for sustainability. Compulsory participation in laboratory exercises (NovaPoint Areal or Focus Arealplanlegging and NovaPoint VA) as well as inspections and study trips.

For those who cannot participate in the organized study trips and examinations, it will be possible to conduct individual study trips and examinations in the Oslo area, by agreement with the course coordinator.

Learning outcomes

No requirements over and above the admission requirements.

Teaching and learning methods

After completing the course, the student is expected to have achieved the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge

The student is familiar with:

  • legislation, regulations, central and local government planning guidelines, guides and local government standards for drawing up plans and case processing of land-use plans
  • planning and public participation processes, case processing of plans and the use of objections
  • selected parts of the history of land use planning and planning theories
  • environmental and planning ethics
  • the relationship between urban structure and transport. The student is capable of explaining sustainable land use and transport solutions.

Skills

The student:

  • is capable of preparing a zoning plan with pertaining zoning regulations and plan descriptions in accordance with the Ministry of the Environment's guidelines for zoning plans, and overriding guidelines
  • is familiar with the principles for drawing up zoning plans using suitable software (NovaPoint Areal, Focus Arealplanlegging or similar) and pertaining technical plans for roads and water and sewage (plan drawings, longitudinal and cross-section drawings), and is capable of conducting impact assessments for area zoning plans and risk and vulnerability assessments for detailed zoning plans
  • is capable of carrying out basic traffic technical calculations and analyses

General competence

The student is capable of:

  • organising, planning and carrying out interdisciplinary studies, analyses and reports.
  • describing political processes and decision-making processes for municipal land-use plans
  • describing the principles for sustainable land use and transport development
  • using interviews and literature studies as methods for producing surveys and reports

Course requirements

Individuell skriftlig eksamen på 3 timer.

Eksamensresultat kan påklages.

Ved eventuell ny og utsatt eksamen kan muntlig eksamensform bli benyttet. Hvis muntlig eksamen benyttes til ny og utsatt eksamen, kan denne ikke påklages.

Assessment

Alle trykte og skrevne hjelpemidler, samt kalkulator. MATLAB hvis teknisk mulig.

Permitted exam materials and equipment

Gradert skala A-F.

Grading scale

En intern sensor. Ekstern sensor brukes jevnlig.

Examiners

Christian Nordahl Rolfsen

Overlapping courses

Del 1) Two internal eximiner.

Del 2) One internal examiner.

External examiners are used regularly.