260008 Experimental Animal Nutrition and Physiology - Part 1 (theoretical)

Detaljer
Inst. for Basal Husdyr- og Veterinærvidenskab   90 %
Inst. for Veterinær Patobiologi   10 %
Tidligst mulig placeringKandidat 1.år til Master udd. (efteruddannelse)
VarighedEn blok
 
Pointværdi7.5 (ECTS)
KursustypeKandidatkursus
Samkøres med PhD kurset Animal Nutrition and Physiology
 
EksamenSluteksamen

mundtlig eksamen


Alle hjælpemidler tilladt

Beskrivelse af eksamen: Oral examination where the students will draw a question based on topics and demonstrations covered in the course

Vægtning: Oral examination: 100%



bestået/ikke bestået, intern censur
 
Forudsætninger for indstilling til eksamenParticipation in 75% of practical demonstrations
 
Rammer for undervisningCombined lectures, practical demonstrations and exercises. Students will throughout the course be working in groups
 
BlokplaceringBlock 1
Ugestruktur: C
 
UndervisningssprogEngelsk
 
Anbefalede forudsætningerTema Husdyrvidenskab Husdyrenes Ernæring og Fysiologi Statistisk forsøgsplanlægning
 
Kompetenceområder
It is the aim that students obtain the following competencies within:

Basic sciences:
In depth knowledge of key experimental techniques applicable in physiological and nutritional studies in animals in vivo including their limitations and potentials.

Technology and Production:
1) Specific emphasis on experimental techniques employed to study processes underlying life manifestations of importance for food animal production (digestion, growth, lactation and adaptation to external and internal environments, selected organ measurements in situ).
2) Diploma which fullfills EU requirements for persons working with experimental animals.

Ethics and Values:
1) Ethical issues in relation to animal experimentation and alternatives to animal experimentation will be dealt with.
 
Kursets målsætning
Objectives of the course:
1) To introduce principles of animal experimentation and methods applied in animal physiology and nutrition. This in order to provide students with the necessary tools to be able to plan and design own animal research and to be able to critically evaluate methodologies and results obtained from animal research under different nutritional and physiological conditions.
2) To fullfill EU educational requirements for persons working with experimental animals.
 
Kursusindhold
The contents of the course covers:
1) Presentation of experimental techniques for assessment of whole animal function and metabolism of nutrients on whole animal and organ level (in vivo/in vitro). This covers both a theoretical introduction as well as practical demonstrations of key techniques.
2) A 30 h block which fulfills the educational requirements by EU and Denmark for persons working with experimental animals or assisting in animal experiments (a diploma will be issued upon completion of the course).
3) Principles necessary for planning and implementing in vivo or in vitro scientific investigations as well as for critically evaluating results obtained from such investigations. This includes such aspects as protocol planning, experimental design and data evaluation.
 
Undervisningsform
Theoretical course with lectures and some laboratory demonstrations. Individual activities will involve reviewing and presentation of handed-out scientific papers as well as seminar discussions of presented experimental techniques, where emphasis will be on evaluation of experimental design, techniques and approaches in relation to aims, obtained results and conclusions.
 
Litteraturhenvisninger
Selected reviews/research papers and a list of the literature to be used can be obtained from the course coordinators.
 
Kursusansvarlig
Mette Olaf Nielsen, mon@life.ku.dk, Institut for Basal Husdyr- og Veterinærvidenskab/Husdyrernæring, Tlf: 35333065
André Chwalibog, ac@life.ku.dk, Institut for Basal Husdyr- og Veterinærvidenskab/Husdyrernæring, Tlf: 35333044
 
Studienævn
Studienævn NSN
 
Kursusbeskrivelsesomfang
forelæsninger25
teoretiske øvelser30
praktiske øvelser70
kollokvier10
eksamen2
forberedelse69

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