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Erasmus code: 12.1
ISCED code: 0912
ECTS credits:
unknown
Language:
English
Organized by:
Department of Medical Biology and Biochemistry
(for:
Faculty of Medicine)
10.2. Parasitology 1655-LekM22CZSPAR-J
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Total student workload
(in Polish) 1. Study hours involving teacher participation:
- lectures (with the use of distant learning methods): 17 hours
- tutorials: 18 hours
- consultations: 1 hour
- final test: 1 hour
Student workload involving teacher participation is 37 hours, what means 1.23 ECTS points.
2. Total student workload:
- lectures (with the use of distant learning methods): 17 hours
- tutorials: 18 hours
- consultations: 1 hour
- preparation for tutorials (including reading literature): 25 + 4 = 29 hours
- preparation for final exam and participation in test: 9 + 1 = 10 hours
Total student workload is 75 hours, what means 2.5 ECTS points.
3. Study hours involving the results of scientific research:
- reading literature: 14 hours
- participation in lectures with the use of distant learning methods including the results of research in the field of parasitology): 6 hours
- participation in tutorials (including the results of research in the field of parasitology): 14 hours
- preparation for final exam including the results of research in the field of parasitology: 10 hours
- consultations including the results of research in the field of parasitology: 0.5 hour
Student workload involving the results of scientific research is 44.5 hours, what means 1.48 ECTS points.
4. Study hours required to prepare and participate in final exam:
- preparation for final exam and participation in test: 9 + 1 = 10 hours
Student workload required to prepare and participate in final exam is 10 hours, what means 0.33 ECTS points.
5.Student workload connected to distant learning methods:
- participation in lectures: 17 hours, which equals 0.68 ECTS points.
6. Study hours as practical tasks:
- participation in tutorials: 18 hours
Student workload of practical character is 18 hours, what means 0.6 ECTS points.
Learning outcomes - knowledge
(in Polish) The student knows and understands:
W1: epidemiology of parasitic infections, considering their geographic range and distribution (C.W13)
W2: forms or developmental stages of selected parasitic protozoa, helminths and arthropods, considering their geographic range and distribution (C.W16)
W3: the principles of host-parasite relationships and knows the basic symptoms of diseases caused by parasites (C.W17)
W4: the basics of parasitological diagnostics (C.W18)
W5: types of biological material used in parasitological diagnostics (E.W39)
W6: the principles of sample collection for parasitological examination (E.W39)
Learning outcomes - skills
(in Polish) The student is able to:
U1: identify the most common human parasites, on the basis of their structure, life cycles and pathological symptoms (C.U7)
Learning outcomes - social competencies
(in Polish) The student demonstrates:
K1: awareness of own limitations and ability to pursue continuing education (K.K1)
K2: habit of and skills related to pursue continuing education (K.K8)
Teaching methods
(in Polish) Lectures:
- traditional lecture supported with multimedia techniques with the use of distant learning methods
- interactive lecture with the use of distant learning methods
- informative lecture with the use of distant learning methods
Tutorials:
- practical classes/ microscopic observation
- work with a book
- project method
- didactic discussion
Prerequisites
(in Polish) The student who begins "Parasitology" course should have the knowledge of the biology of invertebrates at the level of high school (level expanded baccalaureate in biology).
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