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Minerals of Ukraine

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

1 Semester

4

Know the modern aspects of nature management, rational use of natural resources of Ukraine, taking into account environmental aspects, modern research methods of mineral resources of Ukraine. Be able to apply knowledge and practical skills in planning, organizing, motivating, controlling and regulating the activities of exploration enterprises, be able to design, organize and conduct field and office study, laboratory research of mineral resources of Ukraine; communicate with specialists and experts of different levels.

The structure of the mineral resource base of Ukraine, the ability to assess the problems facing the mineral resource complex of Ukraine are necessary for mastering, as well as to suggest ways to solve them.

Data on the geological structure of the most important deposits of metallic, non-metallic and combustible minerals of Ukraine, their systematic and classification, a comprehensive analysis of the mineral base of combustible, metallic and non-metallic minerals of Ukraine, assessment of resource potential of Ukraine compared to the world are given.

1. Combustible minerals of Ukraine: Textbook. V.A. Mykhailov, М.V. Kurylo, V.G. Omelchenko et al.. K .: KNT, 2009. 376 p. 2. Gursky D.S, Conceptual principles of the state mineral resources' policy on the use of strategically important minerals for the country's economy. Lviv: ZUKC, 2008. 192 p. 3. Metallic and non-metallic minerals of Ukraine. Volume I. Metallic minerals. Gursky D.S., Yesipchuk K.Yu., Kalinin V.I. et al. Kyiv-Lviv: Center of Europe, 2006. 785 p. 4. Metallic and non-metallic minerals of Ukraine. Volume II. Non-metallic minerals. Gursky D.S., Yesipchuk K.Yu., Kalinin V.I. et al. Kyiv-Lviv: Center of Europe, 2006. 552 p. 5. Metallic minerals of Ukraine. Textbook. Mykhailov V.A., Shevchenko V.I., Ogar V.V. et al. K .: Kyiv University, 2007. 463 p. 6. Non-metallic minerals of Ukraine. Textbook. Mykhailov V.A., Vinogradov G.F., Kurylo M.V. et al. K .: Kyiv University, 2008. 494 p.

Lectures, seminars and independent work of the student

The results of students' learning activities are evaluated on a scale of 100 points. The evaluation is carried out according to the accumulative system and provides: 2 tests, each of which is evaluated at 15 points (a minimum of 9 points). The 30 points (a minimum of 18 points) are allocated for work in seminars. The final assessment is an exam (maximum 40 points, marginal 24 points). During the exam, the student demonstrate knowledge related to the distribution of certain types of fuel, ore and industrial minerals in Ukraine, the main geological types of their deposits, the current state of resources and reserves, qualitative characteristics of mining and processing, market conditions. The final grade is based on the results of the student's work over a period of semester, as the sum of points for systematic work in seminars, the results of tests and knowledge of lecture information, and points obtained during the exam.

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