an appreciation of the complexity and BIOL127Z, BIOL121Z; BIOL119Z diversity of life processes through the study of organisms, their physiological processes, their genetics and evolution; the ability to describe mechanisms of life BIOL127Z, BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, processes and appreciate how the BIOL227Z physiology of an organism fits it for its environment; the ability to describe how organisms are BIOL127Z, BIOL126Z classified and identified; an appreciation of the interactions of BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL224Z, organisms with each other and the BIOL227Z environment; an appreciation of the importance of the BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL215Z, 'behaviour' of the organisms studied; BIOL224Z, BIOL205Z, BIOL313Z an understanding of the biological and BIOL121Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL227Z, welfare needs of animals, and how BIOL224Z, BIOL313Z management systems meet those needs; the ability to collect, analyse and interpret BIOL119Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL215Z, data, and understand hypothesis testing; BIOL226Z, BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z and the ability to recognise the moral and BIOL119Z, BIOL226Z, BIOL313Z, ethical issues of investigations and BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z appreciate the need for ethical standards and professional codes of conduct. Assessment against Modules Mapping Level 4 120 Credits % % % % Module Title Credit Semester exam CW test practice All Core Modules Professional Development in pass BIOL129Z 0 1+2 Biological /fail Sciences 1 Introduction to BIOL119Z 20 1 75 25 Biology Animal Physiology BIOL121Z 20 1 50 50 and Microbiology Behaviour and BIOL122Z 20 1 40 60 Ecology BIOL127Z Evolution 20 2 50 50 Animal Behaviour BIOL126Z 20 2 40 40 20 Field Biology
an appreciation of the complexity and diversity of life processes through the study of organisms, their physiological processes, their genetics and evolution; the ability to describe mechanisms of life processes and appreciate how the physiology of an organism fits it for its environment; the ability to describe how organisms are classified and identified; an appreciation of the interactions of organisms with each other and the environment; an appreciation of the importance of the 'behaviour' of the organisms studied; an understanding of the biological and welfare needs of animals, and how management systems meet those needs; the ability to collect, analyse and interpret data, and understand hypothesis testing; and the ability to recognise the moral and ethical issues of investigations and appreciate the need for ethical standards and professional codes of conduct. BIOL127Z, BIOL121Z; BIOL119Z BIOL127Z, BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL227Z BIOL127Z, BIOL126Z BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL224Z, BIOL227Z BIOL122Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL224Z, BIOL205Z, BIOL313Z BIOL121Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL227Z, BIOL224Z, BIOL313Z BIOL119Z, BIOL126Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL226Z, BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z BIOL119Z, BIOL226Z, BIOL313Z, BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z Assessment against Modules Mapping Level 4 120 Credits Module Title Credit Semester % exam % CW % test % practice All Core Modules BIOL129Z Professional Development in Biological Sciences 1 0 1+2 pass /fail BIOL119Z Introduction to Biology 20 1 75 25 BIOL121Z Animal Physiology and Microbiology 20 1 50 50 BIOL122Z Behaviour and Ecology 20 1 40 60 BIOL127Z Evolution 20 2 50 50 BIOL126Z Animal Behaviour Field Biology 20 2 40 40 20