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The aim of the study course is to promote students' understanding of patient positioning methods for shoulder bone, ribs, legs, pelvic bones, spine, skull bones and teeth, image quality criteria, radiation dose optimization and error analysis. Tasks of the study course: to acquaint with standard and special projections of patient positioning, performing X-ray examinations of shoulder bone, ribs, legs, pelvic bones, spine, skull bones and teeth; to describe the technical operation of X-ray machines, technical parameters, their connection with image formation, quality and quality control, performing X-ray examinations of the shoulder girdle, ribs, legs, pelvic bones, spine, skull bones and teeth; to analyze the need for radiation dose optimization by performing X-ray examinations of the shoulder girdle bones, ribs, legs, pelvic bones, spine, skull bones and teeth. The study course is taught in Latvian.

The aim of the course is to strengthen and further develop students’ knowledge, skills and competence in the Norwegian language in accordance with B1 level complying with the Common European Framework for Rerefence and extend knowledge about Norwegian culture and history. The objectives of the course are 1. to stengthen the skills to evaluate critically, choose and align grammatical aspects in a connected text and speech; 2. to strengthen the skill to monitor and correct one’s pronunciation and distinguish the varieties of the Norwegian language. 3. to develop the ability to understand and create thematically different texts and different genres. 4. to facilitate to be involved in a discussion, strengthen the skill to describe the events and experience in a detailed manner, explain and justify one’s opinion, plans, formulate very precise questions and adjust spontaneous spoken discourse in accordance to the communicative context. 5. to extend the previously acquired vocabulary

Bachelor’s thesis is the main qualification certificate of professional bachelor study programme "Mathematician Statistician”, which is independently conducted on certain topic of mathematical statistics or mathematics with a scientific or practical importance. The individual subject and the specific problems of bachelor's thesis to each student formulates scientific adviser with sufficient qualification. The goal of bachelor's thesis is to systematize and extend the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to use it to carry out independent scientific or practical research, and to collect and analyze the results as well as draw conclusions and formulate recommendations for future view. Tasks of the bachelor's thesis: to carry out an independent research by solving a theoretical or practical problem in mathematics or statistics, to make a description in the form of both an academic paper and a presentation, to develop an understanding of scientific ethics in their field

The purpose of the course is to develop theoretical basis and practical experience required for Latvian language teachers by developing an understanding about the morphemic and derivative system of Latvian language and its role in acquisition of Latvian language. Study course tasks: 1.Expand students’ theoretical knowledge on the morphemic and derivative system of Latvian language; 2. Develop the skills of morphemic and word-formation analysis of words; 3.Form a view about the reflection of Latvian world-view in the derivative system of Latvian language; 4.Develop an ability to select the theoretical sources required for the development of teachers’ professional competency and the ability to select electronic resources required for the delivery of lessons; 5. Develop an ability to independently apply the acquired knowledge in practice, by studying texts of different language styles from the derivative-functional point of view and by creating teaching material. The language

The purpose of the course is to develop theoretical basis and practical experience required for Latvian language teachers by developing an understanding about the morphemic and derivative system of Latvian language and its role in acquisition of Latvian language. Study course tasks: 1.Expand students’ theoretical knowledge on the morphemic and derivative system of Latvian language; 2. Develop the skills of morphemic and word-formation analysis of words; 3.Form a view about the reflection of Latvian world-view in the derivative system of Latvian language; 4.Develop an ability to select the theoretical sources required for the development of teachers’ professional competency and the ability to select electronic resources required for the delivery of lessons; 5. Develop an ability to independently apply the acquired knowledge in practice, by studying texts of different language styles from the derivative-functional point of view and by creating teaching material. The language

The aim of this course is to demonstrate how media interact with culture and society. This course provides a systematic understanding of the main doctrines, texts and theories in the field of cultural and media and cultural studies. The course develops awareness of media from a cultural standpoint, focusing on how media practices and technologies impact cultural practices, as well as cultural and social relationships and identities. The objectives of the course are: 1. To provide students with an interdisciplinary understanding of the interaction of literature and culture in mass media. 2. To provide transversal skills related to the theoretical and practical skills in the fields of culture and mass media. 3. To develop the ability to analyze and collect information about the interaction between society, culture and mass media; 4. To promote the ability to critically evaluate the cultural artefacts and discuss the themes of mass media and culture studies.
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The aim of the course is to develop students’ knowledge, communicative skills and competence in accordance with A1/ A2 level complying with the Common European Framework for Reference. The objectives of the course are 1. to extend the knowledge about the sound system of the Norwegian language in a contrastive aspect; 2. to introduce the basic principles of morphology and sentence structure; 3. to strengthen the skill to apply simple grammatical constructions, analyse own and peers’ mistakes and continue developing the vocabulary range; 4. to strengthen the skill to understand a slow spoken text regarding personal topics and situations; 5. to read and understand short texts that are relevant to one’s own interests 6. to develop the communicative language competence of the ... language and strengthen the skill to answer simple questions, name and shortly describe familiar objects, phenomena, people, actions, briefly express attitude. The course is delivered in Latvian and Norwegian.

The aim of the course is to strengthen students’ knowledge, communicative skills and competence in accordance with A2/2 level complying with the Common European Framework for Reference and provide basic knowledge about geography, history and culture in Germany. The objectives of the course are 1. to strengthen the knowledge about the morphosyntactic system of the German language in a contrastive aspect and introduce text building principles; 2. to extend previously acquired vocabulary, raise the awareness about the extensive means of language; 3. to develop language learning strategies and the skill to interpret all information and find necessary details in such texts as advertisements, web articles, articles in printed media, clearly described instructions, letters etc.; 4. to facilitate to describe and compare objects, phenomena, situations, express and justify one’s attitude and opinion, form simple precise questions to meet special needs. The course is delivered in German.

• to provide the knowledge of visual perception in a trans-disciplinary aspect, rooted in biology, psychology, physiology of brain function, with the contribution of computer science;
• to give skills to apply theoretical and practical knowledge of visual perception in explaining and researching perceptual phenomena;
• to introduce students to the leading views on the visual perceptual phenomena, trends and recent developments in vision perception among leading research teams worldwide.

The aim of the course is to build, on the basis of the analysis of scientific literature and sources, an understanding of the unity of the medieval world in its diversity, taking into account its regional dimension and the organic link between history and culture. Course objectives: 1. To develop an understanding of the characteristics of the medieval socio-economic, political and "spiritual" system. 2. To develop an understanding of the development of Europe in the Middle Ages, of the cultural spheres of Western and Eastern Europe, and of their commonalities and differences; 3. to develop an understanding of medieval periodisation and its criteria; 4. develop the ability to read medieval texts, scientific literature and the thought of their authors; 5. To promote students' ability to draw information from both historical sources and scientific literature, to present it in a reasoned way to audiences of different age groups; 6. develop communication skills (listening, elaborating