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The course provides students with theoretical understanding and practical experience of how the arts, culture and aesthetics can be a resource for health and wellbeing. The course is interdisciplinary and research-based, combining…

This course provides students with theoretical understanding and practical, embodied knowledge of how the arts and aesthetics can be a resource for fostering existential resilience. Existential resilience is about our intrinsic ability,…

The course gives a basic understanding of concepts within the field of semantics and pragmatics. Various traditions are illuminated, both theoretically and through the execution of problem-based exercises. Among these traditions are…

In this course the student will systematically get acquainted with basic concepts of speech acoustics, such as frequency, resonance, filtering, tones and formants, using different sound illustrations. In laboratory exercises the student…

In this course the student will get to know a wide variety of strategies by means of which different languages deal with the same communicative needs (e.g. question formation, relativization, distinguishing subject and object, mapping…

In this course the student will get introduced to general principles and parameters which characterise feasible phonetic systems in human languages. Principles which control phonological representations such as sound categorisation,…

The aim of the course is to provide in-depth knowledge on how speech is generated and perceived. The muscles of the speech apparatus and their role in speech gestures are studied, as well as the basics of aerodynamics. Speech gestures …

This course introduces the linguistic student to research methods and methodological issues, and prepares the student for writing an essay on B.A. level. The course includes methodological issues such as formulating research questions, the…

This course offers basic knowledge of the area psycholinguistics, which covers language processing and language acquisition. The goal is that you should deepen your knowledge in theories of how we produce, perceive and understand language…

When did the Viking Age actually begin? Wood, turf, stone and daub – how did people live, and how were families organised? Power struggle, curiosity or greed? What were the incentives for Scandinavian expansion? What impact did the…

The course is divided into two halves, the first covers probability theory and the second covers statistics. The course covers: Sample space, Events, Basic set theory, Axioms of probability. Conditional probability, Independent events…

Basic probability theory, random variables in one and several dimensions, multivariate Gaussian distribution, convergence of random variables and distributions, conditional distributions. Moment generating functions and characteristic…

The course treats: Markov chains: model graphs, Markov property, transition probabilities, persistent and transient states, positive and null persistent states, communication, existence and uniqueness of stationary distribution, and…

The course treats stochastic processes in discrete and continuous time. The main elements are: Models for stochastic dependence.Concepts of description of stationary stochastic processes in the time domain: expectation, covariance, and…

The student chooses in consultation with supervisors and examiner an independent examination assignment comprising 15 credits. The assignment can either be linked to current scientific projects at the Division of Mathematical Statistics or…

The course treats: The real numbers: axioms, examples of proofs of basic arithmetical rules. The elementary functions, polynomials, rational functions, the exponential function and the natural logarithm, the trigonometric functions…

The course treats: Elementary logic and set theory Basic properties of the natural numbers and the integers: induction, divisibility, Euclid’s algorithm Basic properties of polynomials: divisibility, Euclid’s algorithm Complex…