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211-364 Forestry Elective | |
Availability | Parkville campus. |
Credit Points | 12.5 |
HECS Band | 2 |
Coordinator | Dr Steve Read |
Prerequisites | 75 points of 200-level forestry subjects including two of 211-212 Forest Mensuration and Surveying 211-215 Forest Ecology, 211-256 Tree Physiology, 211-262 Forest Mensuration and Surveying or 211-263 Forest Ecology. |
Semester | Year long (view timetable) |
Contact | 24 hrs of lectures and 36 hrs of practical work |
Subject Description | This subject will expose students to a number of specific discipline areas of current community interest and which are the subject of active research. Students take any two of a range of modules covering advanced topics in forestry, such as catchment hydrology and management, landscape ecology and management, tree development or biometry and data analysis. The subject aims to make students aware of the skills required for accessing and assessing published literature, for performing the kinds of data analysis common in forestry research, and for high-level report-writing and oral presentation. |
Assessment | Two two-hour written examinations (50%), and practical or review-based assignments throughout the year (totalling 50%). |
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