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Educational guide 
Faculty of Chemistry
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Applied Chromatographic Techniques (2010)
 Competences


TypeA Code Competences Specific
  Common
  AC1 Master the technique of gas chromatography
  AC2 Decide on which experimental conditions are the best in gas chromatography
  AC3 Be up to date with the latest advances in gas chromatography
  AC4 Make appropriate use of different gas chromatography instruments
  AC5 Master the theoretical and practical bases of liquid chromatography
  AC6 Differentiate between the types of liquid chromatography in order to evaluate and decide which is the most suitable for each case
  AC7 Decide on which experimental conditions are the best in liquid chromatography
  AC8 Stay up to date with the latest advances in liquid chromotography
  AC9 Make adequate use of the different instruments and configurations in liquid chromatography
  AC10 Master mass spectrometry and its coupling with gas chromatography from both a theoretical and practical perspective
  AC11 Make adequate use of the different instruments in liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry
  AC12 Master the different techniques of sample handling
  AC13 Decide on the most suitable sample treatment technique for a specific problem
  AC14 Be aware of the importance of staying informed about the latest trends in sample handling techniques
  AC15 Master and make appropriate use of the different quality management systems used in laboratories
  AC16 Apply, review and, if necessary, improve the safety and quality control systems of laboratories
  AC17 Implement and supervise the different procedures of laboratory accreditation and certification
  AC18 Use chromatographic techniques to respond to analytical problems
  AC19 Detect and resolve problems with instruments used in chromatographic techniques
TypeB Code Competences Transversal
  Common
  BC1 Resolve problems effectively
  BC2 Able work in and manage a team
  BC3 Plan and organize
  BC4 Be flexible and ready to adapt to changing environments
  BC5 Have leadership skills
  BC6 Be sensitive to environmental issues
  BC7 Design, carry out and publish original research
  BC8 Design, implement and present reports on projects
  BC9 Apply knowledge and skills to new or unfamiliar environments
  BC10 Promote an attitude of motivation for quality
  BC11 Regard ethics and intellectual integrity as essential values in professional practice
  BC12 Be assertive: communicate clearly and unambiguously with expert and non-expert audiences
  BC13 Act in a spirit of responsibility and critical judgement
  BC14 Develop professional self-esteem and understand the value of knowledge and its impact society and the community
TypeC Code Competences Nuclear
  Common
  CC1 Master the foreign languages used on the postgraduate course for professional development
  CC2 Employ the specific IT tools used on the postgraduate course for professional development
  CC3 Develop a global perspective of the world in the specific ambit of the postgraduate course
  CC4 Develop communication skills
  CC5 Develop time management skills for academic and professional development
  CC6 Define and engage with the academic and professional opportunites offered by the university with a view to subsequent career development
  CC7 Be committed to ethical behaviour and social responsibility as a citizen and as a professional