Infopaket

Fundamentals of Ecology

ОК 04

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

4 Trimester

2

Аpply knowledge of the basic forms and laws of abstract and logical thinking, the basics of the methodology of scientific knowledge, the forms and methods of extracting, analyzing, processing and synthesizing information in the subject area of computer science.

Full-time form

1. Knowledge – fundamental life forms of organisms. 2. Skills – perform analysis and interpretation of research results. 3. Possess basic skills – working with reference literature and presenting information. Proficient in the Ukrainian language at a basic level.

The discipline is part of the cycle of fundamental, humanitarian, and general economic training for specialists. The introduction of this discipline into the curriculum is recommended by the Scientific and Methodological Council of the university, as the environmentalization of all spheres of human activity is a universally recognized priority of states and international institutions in the field of higher education. The subject of modern ecology is the relationships of organisms with the environment and the structural-functional organization of supra-organismal systems (populations, groups, ecosystems, the biosphere), as well as the mechanisms for maintaining their stability in space and time. The discipline serves as the scientific foundation for all nature conservation work and is an integral component of environmental management, ecological forecasting, and optimization of various forms of economic, social, or other human activities.

1. Bilyavskyi H.O. Ecology (Theory and Practical Work). / Bilyavskyi H.O., Butchenko L.I. - K.: Libra, 2006. - 368 p. 2. Gandziura V.P., Klymenko M.O., Bedunkova O.O. Biosystems in a Toxic Environment. Rivne: NUVGP, 2021. - 261 p. ISBN 978-966-327-484-3 3. Gandziura V.P. System Analysis of Environmental Quality: Educational Manual for Higher Education Students. - K., 2020. - 180 p. 4. Hrytsyk V., Ecology of the Environment. Nature Conservation: A Textbook for University Students / V. Hrytsyk, Yu. Kanarsky, Ya. Bedriy. - K .: Kondor, 2011. 5. Shmatko V.H., Nikitin Yu.V. Ecology and Organization of Nature Conservation Activities. - K., 2006. - 304 p. 6. Yaremchuk I.H. Economics of Nature Management. - K., 2000. - 431 p.

Lectures, individual work

All learning outcomes are assessed during lectures through oral examinations and based on the results of independent work throughout the semester. After completing relevant topics to check theoretical knowledge, continuous written tests with both multiple-choice and open-ended tasks are conducted. Evaluation of knowledge and communication skills occurs systematically throughout the semester, following the thematic plan of lecture and seminar sessions. The semester's total score is calculated on an accumulative basis: maximum 100 points, minimum 60 points.

Ukrainian