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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 SCIENCE DAYS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PHYSICS AND HIGHER MATHEMATICS
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On June 17 and 24, 2026, the Department of Physical and Mathematical Foundations of Engineering held a Level 1 (bachelor’s) thesis defense, in which members of the club participated
THE OBJECTIVES OF THE RESEARCH CLUB ARE: to develop skills in searching for, selecting, and analyzing information related to the topic; to foster interest in the in-depth study of disciplines necessary for future research work; and to apply acquired knowledge to solving practical problems and constructing and analyzing relevant mathematical models and statistical hypotheses. MAIN OBJECTIVES: to deepen knowledge in disciplines that have practical applications understandable to lower-division students; to familiarize students with well-known mathematical models and statistical hypotheses, and to teach them how to formalize practical problems using the language of mathematics; to develop creative and analytical thinking by broadening their scientific horizons and enhancing their critical and logical thinking skills. RESEARCH TOPICS OF THE STUDENT CLUB: statistical processing and analysis of the results of economic models and physical experiments; analysis and forecasting of the results of physical experiments and mathematical modeling of engineering problems.
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