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After completing the course, the student is able to
- independently acquire in-depth knowledge of chemometric techniques
- show the application of these techniques on examples
- compare these techniques with alternative methods
- present the techniques and the results in a 30-45 minute lecture
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Students are asked to give a presentation about a chemometric subject, typically a lesser-known chemometric technique or principle. Students should study the principles of the subject and, where possible apply it to an existing dataset. A comparison with other alternative techniques is important as well. The course aims at deepening the knowledge in the field of chemometrics.
Subjects: modern chemometric techniques.
Instructional Modes
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| Chemometrics (NWI-MOL065) |
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| This course is obligatory for students doing a master internship at the department of Analytical Chemistry, except for Chemistry minor internships. |
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