Course code: BIO-3123

Ecological methodology: Study design and statistical analysis

Campus
Semester / Year Spring 2011
Credits 10
BIO-3123
Ecological methodology: Study design and statistical analysis
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10
ects
The course is administrated by
Fakultet for biovitenskap, fiskeri og økonomi
Type of course
Theoretical subject. The course is offered on condition that a minimum number of students register for the course.
Recommended prerequisites
STA-0001 Applied statistics 1
Course contents
Strategies for sampling of observational data from ecological systems, the principles of ecological experiments and an introduction to statistical modelling of ecological data with emphasis on general and generalised linear models. The course aims to demonstrate how ecological theory, study designs and analyses should be linked, and the course should make students able to plan and conduct empirical, ecological research through all stages of the research processes from formulation of hypotheses to the presentation of the results. The course should be relevant for master and doctoral students within all field of ecology.
Language of instruction and examination

The language of instruction is English and all of the syllabus material is in English. Examination questions will be given in English, but may be answered either in English or a Scandinavian language.

Teaching methods
Lectures 30 hours and PC-lab. 30 hours.
Assessment methods
Oral exam and project work. Grading form: Passed/fail.
Date for examination
Oppgave:
Muntlig eksamen:
The date for the exam can be changed. The final date will be announced at your faculty early in May and early in November.
Oppgave
Course overlap
BIO-326 Ecological Methodology/Experimental Design 6
BIO-3502A Experimental design in aquatic biology - theory 2
BIO-8105 Ecological methodology: Study design and statistical analysis 10
Recommended reading/syllabus

Available on request. See contactlist at the top - right.



Lectures Spring 2011
First attendance: Tuesday 11.01 at 09:15 in room 3102

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