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Ability of producing detailed solutions for problems in the field of Astronomy and Space Sciences using the knowledges of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Astronomy and Space Sciences on the undergraduate level.
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Ability of identifying, modeling and developing joint solution methods at the advanced level for the problems that is specific to different disciplines in the field of Astronomy and Space Sciences.
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Able to examine the micro-features of matter in detail and make connections between these properties and astronomical structures.
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Ability of linking fundamental physical interactions and radiative proccesses, and deduction of original and scientific information concerning the properties and evolution of sources from detected photons.
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Ability of interpreting structure, formation and evolution of universe and its constitutes as a whole with sophisticated scientific methods in detail and as a versatile.
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Ability of understanding and applying the processes related to analysis and interpretation of astronomical data obtained with different methods
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Ability of pruducing the original, scientific studies taking into account the results obtained from astronomical data analysis.
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Ability of keeping abreast of news closely from the professional publications in his/her field, self-developing, creating new field of study, preparing, writing and presenting scientific reports.
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Ability of transfering knowledge of astronomy, science, technology, mathematics, physics, computer and informatics to all walks of life including secondary and high school educations.
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Ability of gaining a culture of basic science as a whole and updating and disseminating this culture to different layers of society.
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Converting the studies to national and international scientific publications.
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Developing projects.
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Communicating with counterparts.
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Number of stars refer to level of contribution from 1 (the least) to 5 (the most) |