Student is able to cooperate and work as a team

Faculty of Forestry in Hajnowka
Study
programme:
Forestry
Degree level:
full-time/part-time
programme:
Specialization
-
Diploma path:
Module name:
Forest Botany II
Module type:
obligatory
/elective
No. of hrs in
semester:
Individual study
Prerequisites:
Complete with
prerequisites or "-"
Semester:
2
ECTS
Aims and
objectives:
Module
content:
Learning
outcomes
LO1
LO2
LO3
LO4
LO5
Individual study
lecture, laboratory
class
3
Module ID:
L-15
FF00024
LC-15
-
Assessment:
Teaching
methods:
First degree
undergraduate
(BSc 7 semesters)
full-time
-
Evaluation must be relevant to the
intended learning outcomes
Lecture - written exam, lab - test, report on the
performance practice, project.
Knowing the morphology of flowers, leaves, shoots angiosperms and
gymnosperms. Modifications to the individual morphological parts of plants.
Basics of vascular plant systematics. Reproduction of vascular plants.
Knowledge of biology and identification of species of woody plants and
undergrowth main types of forest habitat in Poland.
Morphology of plants – morphology of flowers, fruits, stems, leaves of
vascular plants. Morphological transformation of the individual parts of the
plant. Reproduction of vascular plants. The stems of woody plants in winter
dormancy period. Basics of vascular plant systematics, nomenclature and
classification rules in plant systematics Systematics of different groups of
plants (mosses and ferns, herbaceous plants, trees and shrubs
gymnosperms and angiosperms). Characteristics and biology of some
chosen species of, mosses, ferns, trees and shrubs gymnosperms and
angiosperms. The ranges of occurrence of the main forest – forming
species in Poland.
Relevance to the
learning outcomes including knowledge, skills,
programme learning
competences
outcomes
Student
has a basic knowledge about the
functioning of organisms at various levels of the
L1_W06
organization ecosystems.
He knows the basic issues related to the
functioning forest ecosystems - and especially their
L1_W09
plant components plant
Student can search, watch and analyze and use
L1_U01
the biological information needed in forest
Student is able to perform simple tasks related to
research identification of the actual forest
L1_U02
vegetation and can distinguish the main forest
species.
L1_K06
Student is able to cooperate and work as a team
LO6
student
workload
Student is aware of the social, professional and
ethical responsibility for the quality and condition
of the natural environment - especially forest
ecosystems
lecture attendance
15 x 1h
15
participation in classes, laboratory classes, etc.
15 x 2h
30
work on projects, reports, etc.
participation in student-teacher sessions related to
the class / seminar / project
implementation of project tasks
15 x 2h
30
5h
5
preparation for and participation in exams/tests
quantitative
indicators
L1_K07
Student workload - activities that require direct
teacher participation
Student workload - practical skills activities
10h
15h
TOTAL:
hours
10
15
105
ECTS
50
2
75
3
Szweykowska A., Szweykowski J. 2004: Botanika cz I. Morfologia, PWN, Warszawa;
Szweykowska A., Szweykowski J. 2009: Botanika 2 Systematyka, PWN, Warszawa;
basic
Tomanek J., Witkowska-Żuk L. 2008: Botanika leśna. Wyd VII, PWRiL, Warszawa;
references: Esau K. 1973: Anatomia roślin. Wyd. PWRiL, Warszawa;
Seneta W., Dolatowski J. 2004: Dendrologia. Wyd. PWRiL, Warszawa;
supplementary Godet Jean-Denis. 1998: Pędy i pąki, rozpoznawanie drzew i krzewów w okresie spoczynku.
Wyd. Multico,
references: Warszawa; Podbielkowski Z. 1990: Rozmnażanie roślin. Wyd. WSiP, Warszawa.
LO1
final exam - lectures, final test - laboratories
type of class (if
more than one)
where the outcomes
are assessed
L, LC
LO2
final exam - lectures, final test - laboratories
L, LC
LO3
Final test - laboratories
LC
LO4
Final test - laboratories
LC
LO5
Final test - laboratories
LC
LO6
Final test - laboratories
LC
learning
outcomes
Department:
Date:
L- lecture
LC- laboratory class
methods of assessing learning outcomes
Faculty of
Forestry
Group instructors:
Ewa Pirożnikow,PhD
Coordinator:
Ewa Pirożnikow, PhD