Search result: Catalogue data in Spring Semester 2021

Number	Title	Type	ECTS	Hours	Lecturers
Mathematics Bachelor
Bachelor's Thesis
401-2000-00L	Scientific Works in Mathematics Target audience: Third year Bachelor students; Master students who cannot document to have received an adequate training in working scientifically.	O	0 credits		M. Burger
Abstract	Introduction to scientific writing for students with focus on publication standards and ethical issues, especially in the case of citations (references to works of others.)
Objective	Learn the basic standards of scientific works in mathematics.
Content	- Types of mathematical works - Publication standards in pure and applied mathematics - Data handling - Ethical issues - Citation guidelines
Lecture notes	Moodle of the Mathematics Library: https://moodle-app2.let.ethz.ch/course/view.php?id=519
Prerequisites / Notice	Directive Link
401-2000-01L	Lunch Sessions – Thesis Basics for Mathematics Students Details and registration for the optional MathBib training course: https://www.math.ethz.ch/mathbib-schulungen	Z	0 credits		Speakers
Abstract	Optional course "Recherchieren in der Mathematik" (held in German) by the Mathematics Library.
Objective
401-3990-10L	Bachelor's Thesis Successful participation in the course unit 401-2000-00L Scientific Works in Mathematics is required. For more information, see www.math.ethz.ch/intranet/students/study-administration/theses.html	O	8 credits	11D	Supervisors
Abstract	The purpose of the BSc thesis is to deepen knowledge in a certain subject chosen by the student. In their BSc thesis, students should demonstrate their ability to carry out independent work in mathematics and to organize results in a written report.
Objective

GESS Science in Perspective
Science in Perspective
» see Science in Perspective: Type A: Enhancement of Reflection Capability
» Recommended Science in Perspective (Type B) for D-MATH

Language Courses
» see Science in Perspective: Language Courses ETH/UZH

Additional Courses
Number	Title	Type	ECTS	Hours	Lecturers
401-5000-00L	Zurich Colloquium in Mathematics	E-	0 credits		R. Abgrall, A. Bandeira, M. Iacobelli, A. Iozzi, S. Mishra, R. Pandharipande, further lecturers
Abstract	The lectures try to give an overview of "what is going on" in important areas of contemporary mathematics, to a wider non-specialised audience of mathematicians.
Objective
401-5990-00L	Zurich Graduate Colloquium	E-	0 credits	1K	A. Iozzi, further speakers
Abstract	The Graduate Colloquium is an informal seminar aimed at graduate students and postdocs whose purpose is to provide a forum for communicating one's interests and thoughts in mathematics.
Objective
402-0101-00L	The Zurich Physics Colloquium	E-	0 credits	1K	S. Huber, A. Refregier, University lecturers
Abstract	Research colloquium
Objective	The goal of this event is to bring you closer to current day research in all fields of physics. In each semester we have a set of distinguished speakers covering the full range of topics in physics. As a participating student should learn how to follow a research talk. In particular, you should be able to extract key points from a colloquium where you don't necessarily understand every detail that is presented.
402-0800-00L	The Zurich Theoretical Physics Colloquium	E-	0 credits	1K	O. Zilberberg, University lecturers
Abstract	Research colloquium
Objective
Prerequisites / Notice	Talks in German are also possible.
251-0100-00L	Computer Science Colloquium	E-	0 credits	2K	Lecturers
Abstract	Invited talks on the entire spectrum of Computer Science. External guests are welcome. A detailed program is published at the beginning of every semester.
Objective
Content	Eingeladene Vorträge aus dem gesamten Bereich der Informatik, zu denen auch Auswärtige kostenlos eingeladen sind. Zu Semesterbeginn erscheint jeweils ein ausführliches Programm.

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