This course offers students hands-on field practical experience, emphasizing marine organisms sampling methods and analysis techniques helps monitor marine biodiversity.
This course covers the fundamentals of algae classification and utilization, including an introduction to the morphology of marine microalgae and macroalgae, their modes of reproduction, and the life cycles of different algal phyla.
This course introduces the basic organic compounds including families of carbon compounds and the fundamental reactions.
: It is a basic level course to understand the physical properties of marine science, analysis methods, measurements, and regional oceanography. An understanding of the concepts of physical oceanography is often necessary to full appreciate and understand processes in the other oceanographic disciplines: marine biology, chemical oceanography, and marine geology.
It is a basic level course to understand the physical properties of marine science, analysis methods, measurements, and regional oceanography. An understanding of the concepts of physical oceanography is often necessary to full appreciate and understand processes in the other oceanographic disciplines: marine biology, chemical oceanography, and marine geology.
The course covers the marine ecosystems specifically on mangrove, coral reef and seagrass with introduction to their structures, functions, current situations, confronting problems, important roles to the earth and how to protect them.
This course explores on how marine biological resources can be utilized and developed for the production of valuable products including of seafood nutrition, conventional and innovative seafood processing techniques, bioenergy, functional materials and marine pharmaceuticals.
This course provides hands-on experience with various surveys, experiments, and field activities to build upon theoretical knowledge of marine ecology.
This course introduces the major ecological factors/processes and the adverse impacts of anthropogenic activities to marine organisms and ecosystem, as well as the principles of marine biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management.
This course introduces the major ecological factors/processes and the adverse impacts of anthropogenic activities to marine organisms and ecosystem, as well as the principles of marine biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management.
This course introduces the physiology, genetics and biochemical characteristics of micro-organisms in marine environments as well as their ecological and biogeochemical roles in the ocean.It aims on practicing basic microbiological techniques, including aseptic operation, microscopy, cell-staining, sample obtaining, separating and pure culturing on marine organisms.
The course introduces the taxonomy groups of marine invertebrates and vertebrates, describe their forms and functions, habitats, life cycle and reproduction of each different group, and interpret their importance to the ecosystem and human.
This course allows students to conduct laboratory experiments related to biochemistry and molecular biology assays.
The course provides an insight into biomolecules, metabolism and regulatory pathways of thes molecules with special attention to bridge the basis of biochemistry with the practical applications in recombinant gene engineering.
This course explores basic knowledge on biology that covers the cell structures and functions, genetics, evolution, taxonomy, animals and plants biology, community, ecosystem and biosphere, allowing a more holistic assessment and evaluation on the importance of biology and how it relates to conservation of environment.
This course covers the fundamental processes of aquatic vaccine and therapeutics development to control diseases in aquaculture, as well as various core delivery methods, while simultaneously addressing the economics, current research, and environmental impacts of sustainable use of vaccines and therapeutics in aquaculture.
This course allows students to conceive and eventually complete a research project under the supervision of a faculty member, which results in a dissertation.
This course exposes students to discussion on the subjects of scientific communication, biosafety and bioethics as well as to train students on the presentation of their research projects.
This course will teach students how to grow mushrooms, from culture establishment and spawn preparation to successful growing of mushroom.
This course introduces the basic theories of electronic chemistry, reduction-oxidation reaction, atomic structures and main properties of
common elements in chemistry.
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Covers the fundamental laws of physics by describing it on various concepts, mathematical representations and predicting the outcomes of actual natural situations
An overview of the basic concepts of oceanography, including geological, chemical, physical, and biological oceanography which introduces the basics of ocean sciences with different backgrounds