TRƯỜng đẠi học khoa học tự nhiên chưƠng trình đÀo tạo trình đỘ ĐẠi học ngàNH: sinh họC ĐẠt chuẩn quốc tế Mà SỐ: 52420101 Hà Nội, 2012
Chapter 1. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY AND BIODIVERSTIY
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- Điều hướng trang này:
- Chapter 2. Threats to Biological diversity
- Chapter 3. CONSERVATION AT THE POPULATION AND SPECIES LEVELS
- Chapter 4. Conserving biological communities
- Chapter 5. CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- Part One Principles of Marine Science
- Part Two The Organisms of the Sea
- Part Three Structure and Functions of Marine Ecosystems
- Part Four Humans and the Sea
- 44. Introduction to Environmental Ecology
Chapter 1. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY AND BIODIVERSTIY1.1. Conservation’s interdisciplinary approach 1.2. Concept of Conservation Biology 1.3. Description of Conservation Biology 1.4. Biodiversity 1.5. Biodiversity Distribution 1.6. Extinction and Economics 1.7. Direct Economic values 1.8. Indirect Economic values 1.9. Ecological economics and natural conservation 1.10. Ethics issues Chapter 2. Threats to Biological diversity 2.1. Rates of Extinction 2.2. Causes of Extinction 2.3. Habitat destruction 2.4. Boundary Effects 2.5. Habitat degradation and pollution 2.6. Overexploitation 2.7. Invasive species 2.8. Diseases 2.9. Vulnerability to Extinction Chapter 3. CONSERVATION AT THE POPULATION AND SPECIES LEVELS 3.1. Problems of small populations 3.2. Individual variation in population 3.3. Environmental variation and catastrophes 3.4. Monitoring methods for populations 3.5. Analysis for existance of populations 3.6. Long-term monitoring for species and ecosystems 3.7. Establishment of new populations 3.8. Establishing new plant populations 3.9. Reestablishing programs for Populations and laws 3.10. Ex Situ Conservation Strategies 3.11. Conservation categories of species 3.12. Conservation of Gene sources 3.13. Legal Protection of species Chapter 4. Conserving biological communities 4.1. Protected areas 4.2. Designing of protected areas 4.3. Managing protected areas 4.4. Outside protected areas 4.5. Restoration Ecology 4.6. Restoration of endangered populations and deteriorated ecosystems
5.1. Sustainable development 5.2. Government Action 5.3. Traditional Societies and Biodiversity 5.4. International approaches to Conservation and Sustainable Development
6.1. Biodiversity status 6.2. Biodiversity conservation in Vietnam
Nguyen Xuan Huan, Assoc. Dr., Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Faculty of Biology, VNU University of Science Nguyen Thanh Nam, MSc., Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Faculty of Biology, VNU University of Science
6.1. Knowledge + Understanding fundamental concepts about the Sea and the World Ocean as well as physical and chemical characteristics of sea water; understanding the water characteristics wich advantage for the begining and development of the living orgamisms. + Obtain informations about the origin and evolution of marine organisms, the types of living things and the diversity as well as the relationship of the world marine life. + Obtain knowledges about biological and ecological characteristics of major fish taxa as well as characteristics of some specific marine ecosystems to analyze, evaluate and apply in practical situations. + Have abilities in analyzing relationships between human and the sea, in giving solutions for exploitation and resource protection wich can apply in practice. 6.2. Skills, personal and professional attitudes + Develop a positive attitude in working, collaboration skills, team work through the group homeworks assigned on the class. + Pratise skills to plan, organize, manage, control, verify activities, and skills in teamwork, goal setting, result analysing. + Develop creative thinking skills, discovery skills as well as work independently to access and obtain knowledges of the subject. + Improve and develop capacity for analysis and self-assessment. + Practise commentation and presentation skills. + Practise perseverance in working. 6.3. Skills and social attitudes + Through activities of lectures, discussions, individual exercises, group exercises, presentations, and from skills, personal and professional attitudes, students are encouraged and required in development skills and social attitudes: ability in group working, communication (strategy and communication structures; communication skills in writing, by e-mail and media; presentation skills). + Acknowledging the importance of knowledges in marine biology course, especially the knowledges and analysis of the role and relationship between human and the sea for the coastal country as Vietnam. 6.4. Ability applying knowledges to practice + Have ability in applying knowledges which are learned as well as improve knowledges to apply in conservation, in protection of biological resources and marine ecosystems in particular as well as of biodiversity and environment in general; using knowledges obtained to be able to develop marine economy.
+ Midterm examination: Time: after 7th week Form: objective test or essay or combination. Proportion: 20% + Final examination: Time: after 14th week Form: objective test or essay or oral or combination. Proportion: 20% + Regular examinations: Average marks of homeworks, mini tests, dicussions, seminars on class. Proportion: 20%
+ Peter Catro and Michael E. Huber. Marine Biology, 7th edition. McGraw-Hill, New York, USA. 2008. + Vũ Trung Tạng. Sinh học và Sinh thái học biển. NXB. ĐHQGHN. 2005. + Jeffrey S. Levinton. Marine Biology, 3rd edition. Oxford Uiversity Press. 2009.
"Marine Biology" course provides students knowledges about chemical and physical features of seawater and the world ocean; The course is a complete introduction to the biology of marine organisms: who they are, how they work, where they live, and how they interact with each other and with their environment. This course also discuss about the relationship between human and the sea: resources from the sea, the impact of the humans on marine environment, the oceans and human affairs. From these knowledges, the course help students having some typical solutions for protecting marine environment, natural resources, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Part One Principles of Marine Science 1. The Science of Marine Biology The Science of Marine Biology The Scientific Method 2. The Sea Floor The Water Planet The Origin and Structure of the Ocean Basins The Geological Provinces of the Ocean 3. Chemical and Physical Features of Seawater ans the World Ocean The Water of the Ocean Ocean Circulation Waves and Tides 4. Fundamentals of Biology The Ingredients of Life Living Machinery Challenges of Life in the Sea Perpetuating Life The Diversity of Life in the Sea Part Two The Organisms of the Sea 5. The Microbial World Viruses Prokaryotes Unicellular Algae Protozoans: The Animal-like Protists Fungi 6. Multicellular Primary Producers: Seaweeds and Plants Multicellular Algae: The Seaweeds Flowering Plants 7. Marine Animals Without a Backbone Sponges Cnidarians: Radial Symmetry Comb Jellies: Radial Symmetry Revisited Bilaterally Symmetrical Worms Molluscs: The Sucessful Soft Body Arthropods: The Armored Achievers Lophophorates Arrow Worms Echinoderms: Five-Way Symmetry Hemichordates: A “Missing Link”? Chordates Without a Backbone 8. Marine Fishes Vertebrates: An Introduction Types of Fishes Biology os Fishes 9. Marine Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals Marine Reptiles Seabirds Marine Mammals Part Three Structure and Functions of Marine Ecosystems 10. An Introduction to Marine Ecology The Organization of Communities Major Marine Lifestypes and Environments 11. Between the Tides Rocky Shore Internal Communities Soft-Bottom Intertidal Communities 12. Estuaries: Where Rivers Meet the Sea Origins and Types of Estuaries Human Impact on Estuarine Communities 13. Life on the Continental Shelf Physical Characteristics of the Subtidal Environment Continental Shelf Bottom Communities 14. Coral Reefs The Organisms that Build Reefs Kinds of Coral Reefs The Ecology of Coral Reefs 15. Life Near the Surface The Organisms of the Epipelagic Living in the Epipelagic Epipelagic Food Weds 16. The Ocean Depths The Twilight World The World of Perpetual Darkness The Deep-Ocean Floor Hot Springs, Cold Seepd, and Dead Bodies Part Four Humans and the Sea 17. Resources from the Sea The Living Resources of the Sea Non-living Resources from the Sea Floor Non-living Resources from Seawater 18. The Impact of Humans on the Marine Environment Modification and Destruction of Habitats Pollution Threatened and Endangered Species Conserving and Enhancing the Environment 19. The Oceans and Human Affairs Oceans as Barriers and Avenues Oceans ans Cultures Oceans and Recreation Prospects for the Future 44. Introduction to Environmental Ecology
Dr. Le Thu Ha, Faculty of Biology, VNU University of Science Dr. Doan Huong Mai, Faculty of Biology, VNU University of Science
6.1. Knowledge + To grasp concepts, types of pollution, and causes to degrade environment and biodiversity that puts negative impacts on sustainable development. + To understand knowledge of ecological negative impacts caused by pollution of water, atmosphere, and toxic solid wastes that degrades natural resources and biodiversity. Accordingly, students are able to synthesize, analyze and evaluate particular cases. + To grasp principles of pollution treatments and how to prevent pollution from expansion. Based on those knowledge, students are able to establish experiments and researches to resolve specific pollution issues of environment. 6.2. Personal skills and professional attitudes + To grasps principles of methods on assessment of environmental pollution. + To establish protocol of monitoring and assessment of different types of environmental pollution. 6.3 Social skills and attitudes + Based on knowledge of the course, students are able to work on fields of environmental protection at localities. 6.4. Other outputs in practice + Applying knowledge learnt from the course and real data, students are able to propose effective measures to protect environment, natural resources, and biodiversity.
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"Environmental Ecology" course is to provide knowledge of the major forms of pollution, including air pollution, water pollution, solid waste pollution and hazardous waste. It also provides students with the knowledge of natural resources, biodiversity, sustainable development. This course also includes the ecological effects of pollution on the ecosystem and the health of animals and humans. This course provides students with the techniques of air sampling, water samples; the analytical methods and data processing to assess pollution based on the transformation of ecosystems. In addition, this course also gives students knowledge of protection the environment, natural resources, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. AIR POLLUTION 2.1. The air pollution sources 2.2. The types of air pollution 2.3. The ecological effects of air pollution 2.4. The restrictive measures and air pollution treatment 2.5. The methods of assessment of air pollution Chapter 3. WATER POLLUTION 3.1. The water pollution sources 3.2. The types of water pollution 3.3. The ecological effects of water pollution 3.4. The restrictive measures and water pollution treatment 3.5. The methods of assessment of water pollution Каталог: userfiles userfiles -> CỘng hòa xã HỘi chủ nghĩa việt nam độc lập Tự do Hạnh phúc userfiles -> PHƯƠng pháp viết nghiên cứu khoa họC Ứng dụng sư phạM userfiles -> 29 Thủ tục công nhận tuyến du lịch cộng đồng userfiles -> BÀi phát biểu củA ĐẠi diện sinh viên nhà trưỜng sv nguyễn Thị Trang Lớp K56ktb userfiles -> BỘ XÂy dựNG userfiles -> CỘng hòa xã HỘi chủ nghĩa việt nam độc lập – Tự do – Hạnh phúc userfiles -> BỘ XÂy dựng số: 10/2013/tt-bxd cộng hoà XÃ HỘi chủ nghĩa việt nam userfiles -> CỘng hòa xã HỘi chủ nghĩa việt nam kho bạc nhà NƯỚC Độc lập Tự do Hạnh phúc userfiles -> MÔn toán bài 1: Tính a) (28,7 + 34,5) X 2,4 b) 28,7 + 34,5 X 2,4 Bài 2: Bài toán userfiles -> CỦa bộ trưỞng bộ VĂn hóa thông tin về việc thành lập tạp chí di sản văn hóa thuộc cục bảo tồn bảo tàng bộ trưỞng bộ VĂn hóa thông tin tải về 4.23 Mb. Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn:
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