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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures certification course will go on for six weeks. The program has been developed by the University of Tokyo and provided at the intermediate level. Moreover, the lessons are delivered online. A student can study the course at his/her pace and schedule, time, and comfort. There are no time-related restrictions.

Furthermore, the Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures certification syllabus is specially designed to help you understand the different molecular structure methods. You will get to know about molecular spectroscopy and gas electron diffraction. Besides, you will also learn about molecular vibrations, quantization of molecules, and electron scattering.

The Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures program by edX supports a free enrolment process, so anyone interested can audit the course without paying a fee for a limited period of time. However, a student must pay a certification fee if they want to acquire a course certificate. The University of Tokyo and edX will verify the certificate.

The Highlights

6-weeks program
Physics program
Self-paced learning
Certification course
Intermediate course
Video transcripts available
Offered by the University of Tokyo
Online lessons

Programme Offerings

Certificate of achievement
Premium course
Video transcripts available
Physics program
Short-term program
Intermediate course
online learning
Six weeks duration
Self-paced learning

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 4891	yes	The University of Tokyo, Tokyo

Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures fee only covers the certification charges. Otherwise, the course is free to audit.
You'll be required to pay Rs.4,000 as certification charges to receive a verified certificate.
edX accepts online payments.

Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures fee structure

Course Option	Fee in INR
Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures (Audit only)	Free
Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures (with certificate)	Rs.4,000

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must understand Quantum Mechanics' fundamental concepts to apply for the Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures certification course.

What you will learn

Knowledge of physics

The Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures training helps you understand the topics mentioned below:

Two major techniques to determine molecules' geometrical structure in the gas phase: gas electron diffraction and molecular spectroscopy
Quantizing various motions of molecules, extracting the quantized energy levels, and determining the molecule's geometrical structure from the spectrum
The basic mechanism of electron scattering based on quantum mechanics
Determining the molecules' geometrical structure using gas electron diffraction images

Who it is for

Students of the science discipline will benefit from enrolling in the Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures by edX.

Admission Details

Step I: Find the complete Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures online course details here: https://www.edx.org/course/quantum-mechanics-of-molecular-structures.

Step II: On the course webpage, locate and select the ‘Enrol’ tab to start the enrolment procedure.

Step III: Once you are on the registration page, sign up with edX by filling in the required fields and then, submit the form.

Step IV: edX will send you the login credentials via email on successful registration. You can start learning after that.

Application Details

Joining the Quantum Mechanics of Molecular Structures program only requires you to sign-up for a learning account on edX. You need not fill out a specific application form. In the online registration form, furnish details for fields like name, email ID, and country. After filling the required data fields and creating a suitable password, press "submit".