Cerame

Code	16757
Year	1
Semester	L0
ECTS Credits	3
Workload	PL(23H)/T(5H)
Scientific area	Physics
Entry requirements	None
Learning outcomes	Show and communicate the importance of experimental activities in environmental radioactivity and promote the acquisition of experimental skills.
Syllabus	1. Face-to-face Component Intensive course on: GIS, SDG Digital Tool: Genially (gamification tools) Laboratory Practice: Measurement of ambient radioactivity using different detectors. 2. Virtual Component Presentation/communication of the work developed by the group during the face-to-face component.
Main Bibliography	Cinelli, G., De Cort, M. & Tollefsen, T., 2019. European Atlas of Natural Radiation. Luxembourg: Publication Office of the European Union. Knoll, G. F., 2000. Radiation Detection and Measurement. 3rd ed., John Wiley & Sons, New York. Van der Stricht, E. & Kirchmann, R., 2001. Radioecology, radioactivity & ecosystems. Liège: Van der Stricht, E.; Kirchmann, R.. Gilmore, Gordon R., 2008. Pratical Gamma-ray Spectrometry. 2nd ed., John Wiley & Sons. New York. The course encourages bibliographical research by participants as a reinforcement of self-learning.
Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria	The students' tasks are to present a group work, developed by each group, which includes the SDGs, the creation and presentation of an escape room and a final report related to the radon measurements including the field trip and the results of the experimental work.
Language	Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.