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Location: Room 4-705, Building 4 Organizers: Department of Applied Physics and Higher Mathematics Club leader: PhD, Associate Professor L.V. Volokh
Important Dates
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Purpose of the Scientific Club: to develop skills in searching for, selecting, and analyzing information on a given topic; to stimulate interest in in-depth study of courses necessary for further research work; to apply the acquired knowledge to solving practical problems, constructing and analyzing relevant mathematical models and statistical hypotheses. Main Objectives: to deepen knowledge in courses that allow for practical application, understandable to junior students; to familiarize students with well-known mathematical models and statistical hypotheses, paying particular attention to those related to the students’ future specialization; to teach students to formalize practical problems using the language of mathematics; to develop creative and analytical thinking by broadening scientific horizons and increasing erudition. Research Topics of the Student Scientific Club statistical processing and analysis of the results of an economic model and a physical experiment; analysis and forecasting of the results of a physical experiment and mathematical modeling of an engineering problem.
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