University :Damietta University |
Faculty :Faculty of Science |
Department :علوم البيئة |
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1- Course data :- |
| Code: | 306ب | Course title: | Eco- System | Year/Level: | ثالثة علوم البيئة | Program Title: | | Specialization: | | Teaching Hours: | Theoretical: | 3 | Tutorial: | | Practical: | 4 |
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2- Course aims :- |
| - Apply the knowledge of environmental sciences, their related disciplines, applications and tools to the management of the environmental issues
- Gain new knowledge and continually enhance the available information to improve the understanding and handling of the surrounding environment
- Participate in the development and implementation of environmental policies, planning and strategies
- 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.
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3- Course Learning Outcomes :- |
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4- Course contents :- |
| No | Topics | Week |
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1 | Environmental systems and importance of boundries and scale and Four main Environmental systems and their interrelation.. | | 2 | importance of flows, cycles and structures in Environmental systems and response of a system to change by adjustment and feedback. | | 3 | the importance of equilibrium, resilience, threshlod and lags and the principal components and dynamics of biogeochemical cycles. | | 4 | the role of four major kinds of organic compounds in living cells and the energy and the difference between kinetic and potential energy. | | 5 | the 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. | | 7 | species, populations, communities, and ecosystems and the ecological significance of these levels of organization. | | 8 | 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. | | 9 | Review week | |
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5- Teaching and learning methods :- |
| S | Method |
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| interactive lecture presentation with discussion and brain storming | | data show | | practical experiments | | library search and report preparation | | Students team work and activities |
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6- Teaching and learning methods of disables :- |
| - NA
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7- Student assessment :- |
| A. Timing |
| No | Method | Week |
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1 | Final Examination | 14 | 2 | Oral exam | 14 | 3 | Practical exam | 13 | 4 | Student activities | Through out the semester |
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| B. Degree |
| No | Method | Degree |
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1 | Mid_term examination | 0 | 2 | Final_term examination | 54 | 3 | Oral examination | 10 | 4 | Practical examination | 36 | 5 | Semester work | 0 | 6 | Other types of asessment | 0 | Total | 100% |
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8- List of books and references |
| S | Item | Type |
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1 | note book of ecology | | 2 | Environmental Systems books from the library | | 3 | text book of "Environment" | | 4 | internet search | |
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9- Matrix of knowledge and skills of the course |
| S | Content | Study week |
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| 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 | |
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Course Coordinator(s): - |
| - عزة محمد ابراهيم الاسمر
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Head of department: - |
| محمود سالم ابراهيم إبراهيم |