FYSA2080 Nobel Physics Seminar (2 cr)

· public speaking

· structure of a speech

· speech preparation process

· presentation slides, software, and visualization

· presentation rights of materials and referencing practices

· considering the audience

· acting as an opponent

· giving and receiving feedback

· performance anxiety and acceptance of mistakes

· Nobel physics

Upon completing the course, the student can:

· Search for information and discuss recent research topics in physics through the works of Nobel Prize winners

· Deliver a presentation that is both accessible and understandable, taking the audience into account

· Recognize their own strengths and areas for improvement in public speaking

· Accept mistakes in public speaking as a natural part of the learning process

· Act as an opponent during a speaking event

· Give and receive both encouraging and critical feedback on public speaking.

Moderni fysiikka, osa A sekä Moderni fysiikka, osa B

· The TIM course page, which contains materials on delivering a good scientific speech, as well as the Powerpoint/Keynote/pdf slides used in the speeches.

· The information website for the Physics Nobel Prizes: www.nobelprize.org.