Key words
animalscience
Objectives
After succesfully ending this course the student should have:
- Knowledge of animal cytology and histology
- Knowledge of anatomy and physiology of the most common husbandry
- Knowledge to analize indepentdantly the taxonomy
- A good view on the evolution and revolution theory of animal
- A practical knowledge of animal principles based on practical excersises and casestudies.
Topics
The most important features, which fit for the later education,of the following topics must be seen in the course :
- Biologic evolution and revolution
- Principles and features, taxonomy of:
o Protozoa, metazoa, plathelminthes, nemathelminthes, annelida, Arthropoda
o Chordata, Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves, Mammalia
o Virusses and bacteria
- Biochemical processes, Cytology and histology of animal cells and organs.
- Skeletal and muscular system, nerval system, circulation system, breathing, sight and earing in relation with practical applications.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of animalscience: taxonomy, anatomy, fysiology and biochemics
Final Objectives
The student should be able to evaluate some practical problems on an indepentant and critical way. So after a critical examination he will be able to propose a possible solution in his domain of knowledge.
Materials used
Notes (367 pages – 2004)
Study costs
Cost: 90.0 EUR
Notes and laboratory materials: 90 EURO
Study guidance
The student can always make an appointment
Teaching Methods
- lectures - demonstrations
Assessment
- Scoring system:
oral examination - assignments
Lecturer(s)
Dirk Fremaut, Karel D’hooghe, Joris Michiels
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