Lund University

The course is aimed at instrumentalists with good playing habits who want to learn more about Swedish Folk music in theory and praxis. The course contains ensemble exercises, intonation, improvisation, and composition in the style of Swedish Folk music based on different dance types such as Polska, polka, waltz, and schottische. The course requires instrumental knowledge and the ability to play by ear on a basic level.

This is an introductory course in Quantum Mechanics. It starts with a brief historical background and discuss the basic ideas and postulates of quantum theory. Schrödingers wave equation are then introduced and students learn how to solve it for potentials in one dimension, such as wells and barriers. This is followed by concepts and formalism of operators, observables and measurements in quantum mechanics. The course ends by discussing the quantum model for an harmonic oscillator and introducing the hydrogen atom as a basic example of "round," three dimensional quantum mechanics.

This course discussed classical solution methods for first order equations. After this, linear equations of higher order with constant coefficients and first order systems are studied. Power series solutions are introduced for linear equations with variable coefficients. The last part of the course focuses on general theorems about existence and uniqueness. These theorems are important since most differential equations lack explicit solutions.

The course presupposes a basic knowledge of conceptual modeling for database systems and implementation using relational DBMS and SQL. The course develops a more profound understanding of database theories, models, and methods and an ability to use these in different situations.