Ecological Research Methods

BZ3230 - Ecological Research Methods

A two-week intensive field course situated in the lowland rainforests of northern Australia. Students will obtain the research skills required to operate within one of the world&#39;s most biologically diverse biomes, including experimental and survey design, data collection, analysis and reporting. The subject emphasises the techniques available to measure ecological response variables and students gain first-hand experience in the generation, design, running and reporting of an ecological research project. This is a capstone subject for the undergraduate degree in Zoology and Ecology. A subject that synthesises the culmination of knowledge and skills learned over the whole degree.

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106904 Master of Science, 53911 Graduate Certificate of Science, 105006 Graduate Diploma of Science, 115804 Master of Science (Professional)

106904 Master of Science, 53911 Graduate Certificate of Science, 105006 Graduate Diploma of Science, 115804 Master of Science (Professional) Offerings: All

[Anti-requisite] BZ5220 ZL3042 ZL5042 BZ3220 BZ3400 BZ5400 BZ3230

[Anti-requisite] BZ5220 ZL3042 ZL5042 BZ3220 BZ3400 BZ5400 BZ3230 Offerings: All

Students enrolling in this subject should have a good understanding of ecology and quantitative methods to describe biological responses and should have (BZ5880 OR BS5460 and SC5202) or equivalents.

Students enrolling in this subject should have a good understanding of ecology and quantitative methods to describe biological responses and should have (BZ5880 OR BS5460 and SC5202) or equivalents. Offerings: All

BZ5230 - Ecological Research Methods

Apply knowledge of independent field research requirements in professional practice

Develop experience conducting research in tropical field settings

Work collaboratively to collect and analyse data and communicate findings