ILOs against Modules Mapping Programme Learning Outcome Related Core Modules The role of the biological sciences in All modules contributing to knowledge. The applications of biological knowledge to BIOL119Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL204Z human and global affairs, and their ethical and Level 6 option modules implications. The context of their chosen programme of All level 5 and 6 modules studies within the spectrum of interrelated disciplines that comprise the biological sciences and how these disciplines are interrelated. The scientific importance of current All level 5 and 6 modules advances in knowledge in specialised areas which are enriched by staff research and scholarship. The philosophical underpinnings of science BIOL119Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL307Z, and the importance of the progression from BIOL315Z description and pattern seeking through to scientific advancement by hypothesis testing How to collect, analyse and interpret data BIOL119Z, BIOL123Z, BIOL214Z, according to the hypotheses being tested. BIOL215Z, BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z The organisation of natural assemblages BIOL119Z and BIOL123Z and the processes that shape them. The extent and constituency of biological All modules diversity. BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z Assessment against Modules Mapping Level 4 120 Credits % % % % Module 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 Behaviour and BIOL122Z 20 1 50 50 Ecology Animal and Plant BIOL111Z 20 1 50 50 Physiology BIOL127Z Evolution 20 2 50 50
ILOs against Modules Mapping Programme Learning Outcome Related Core Modules The role of the biological sciences in contributing to knowledge. The applications of biological knowledge to human and global affairs, and their ethical implications. The context of their chosen programme of studies within the spectrum of interrelated disciplines that comprise the biological sciences and how these disciplines are interrelated. The scientific importance of current advances in knowledge in specialised areas which are enriched by staff research and scholarship. The philosophical underpinnings of science and the importance of the progression from description and pattern seeking through to scientific advancement by hypothesis testing How to collect, analyse and interpret data according to the hypotheses being tested. The organisation of natural assemblages and the processes that shape them. The extent and constituency of biological diversity. All modules BIOL119Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL204Z and Level 6 option modules All level 5 and 6 modules All level 5 and 6 modules BIOL119Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL307Z, BIOL315Z BIOL119Z, BIOL123Z, BIOL214Z, BIOL215Z, BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z BIOL119Z and BIOL123Z All modules BIOL315Z, BIOL307Z Assessment against Modules Mapping Level 4 120 Credits Module 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 BIOL122Z Behaviour and Ecology 20 1 50 50 BIOL111Z Animal and Plant Physiology 20 1 50 50 BIOL127Z Evolution 20 2 50 50
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