Faculty of Science

Model (No 12)

Course Specification : Eco- System

2010 - 2011

 
Farabi Quality Management of Education and Learning - 21/11/2024
University :Damietta University
Faculty :Faculty of Science
Department :علوم البيئة
1- Course data :-
Code: 306ب
Course title: Eco- System
Year/Level: ثالثة علوم البيئة
Program Title:
  • Environmental Sciences
Specialization:
Teaching Hours: Theoretical: 3Tutorial: Practical: 4
2- Course aims :-
  1. Apply the knowledge of environmental sciences, their related disciplines, applications and tools to the management of the environmental issues
  2. Gain new knowledge and continually enhance the available information to improve the understanding and handling of the surrounding environment
  3. Participate in the development and implementation of environmental policies, planning and strategies
  4. Be able to apply physical phenomena to some environmental issues such as transport of pollutants in aquatic ecosystem, transfer of oxygen between atmosphere and water systems, thermal pollution and lakes stratifications.
3- Course Learning Outcomes :-
4- Course contents :-
NoTopicsWeek
1Environmental systems and importance of boundries and scale and Four main Environmental systems and their interrelation..
2importance of flows, cycles and structures in Environmental systems and response of a system to change by adjustment and feedback.
3the importance of equilibrium, resilience, threshlod and lags and the principal components and dynamics of biogeochemical cycles.
4the role of four major kinds of organic compounds in living cells and the energy and the difference between kinetic and potential energy.
5the principles of conservation of matter and energy and the laws of thermodynamics affect living systems.
6 photosynthesis capture energy for life and how cellular respiration releases that energy to do useful work.
7species, populations, communities, and ecosystems and the ecological significance of these levels of organization.
8food chains, food webs and trophic levels in biological communities and why there are pyramides of energy, biomass and numbers opf individual in the trophic levels of an ecosystem.
9Review week

5- Teaching and learning methods :-
SMethod
interactive lecture presentation with discussion and brain storming
data show
practical experiments
library search and report preparation
Students team work and activities

6- Teaching and learning methods of disables :-
  1. NA

7- Student assessment :-
A. Timing
NoMethodWeek
1Final Examination14
2Oral exam14
3Practical exam13
4Student activitiesThrough out the semester
B. Degree
NoMethodDegree
1Mid_term examination0
2Final_term examination54
3Oral examination 10
4Practical examination 36
5Semester work0
6Other types of asessment0
Total100%

8- List of books and references
SItemType
1note book of ecology
2Environmental Systems books from the library
3text book of "Environment"
4internet search

9- Matrix of knowledge and skills of the course
SContentStudy week
Environmental systems and importance of boundries and scale and Four main Environmental systems and their interrelation..
importance of flows, cycles and structures in Environmental systems and response of a system to change by adjustment and feedback.
the importance of equilibrium, resilience, threshlod and lags and the principal components and dynamics of biogeochemical cycles.
the role of four major kinds of organic compounds in living cells and the energy and the difference between kinetic and potential energy.
the principles of conservation of matter and energy and the laws of thermodynamics affect living systems.
photosynthesis capture energy for life and how cellular respiration releases that energy to do useful work.
species, populations, communities, and ecosystems and the ecological significance of these levels of organization.
food chains, food webs and trophic levels in biological communities and why there are pyramides of energy, biomass and numbers opf individual in the trophic levels of an ecosystem.
Review week

Course Coordinator(s): -
  1. عزة محمد ابراهيم الاسمر
Head of department: -
محمود سالم ابراهيم إبراهيم