111年第1學期-5415 森林生態學 課程資訊
評分方式
評分項目 | 配分比例 | 說明 |
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課堂討論 | 10 | 課程相關問題的提問及討論 |
課堂小考 | 20 | 針對學期所進行課程內容的平時考核 |
期中考 | 20 | 期中考試 |
期末報告 | 25 | 針對指定文獻閱讀的報告及評析 |
期末考 | 25 | 期末考試 |
選課分析
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教育目標
Ecosystem is an integration of biological and non-biological parts of an area, and there is a web of interactions and interdependencies among the parts. Forests, as the largest part of terrestrial ecosystem, play a critical role as various processes that support the internal functioning of the forest and connect it to surrounding landscape and the globe, directly affecting movement of energy and elements, and organisms. The key processes that shape the structure and function of forest ecosystem, including hydrologic and nutrient cycling, productivity, disturbances, and invasive species, will be covered in this course. Discussion of how human induced global change affects the ecosystem stability and function will also be covered. At the end of this course, students are expected to understand the basic principles and concepts of ecosystem ecology and explain why it is relevant to the society.
課程資訊
基本資料
選修課,學分數:3-0
上課時間:二/2,3,4[LS104]
修課班級:生科碩博1,2
修課年級:年級以上
選課備註:
教師與教學助理
授課教師:張仲德
大班TA或教學助理:尚無資料
Office Hour二/1400-1600、四/1400-1600
LS135
授課大綱
授課大綱:開啟授課大綱(授課計畫表)
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參考書目
Perry DA, Oren R, Hart SC (2008) Forest Ecosystems. 2nd edition, The Johns Hopkin University Press, Baltimore.
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