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Course code: BHS10266f15
Semester: 2015/2016 summer
Name: Biometeorology
Major: Animal Science
Study Type: first cycle
Course type: optional
Study Semester: 2
ECTS points: 3
Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other): 15 / 30 / 0
Lecturer: dr hab. inż. Adam Roman prof. nadzw.
Language of instruction: Polish


Learning outcomes: Knowledge: W1 -student can describe basic factors determining the weather and climate, also explains the reasons of their changeability W2 -student can explain the influence of changing climate conditions on variability of living organisms W3 -student can describe the influence of changing meteorological conditions on the functioning of living organisms W4 -student can explain the effect of anthropogenic factors of air environmental on people and animals Skills: U1 - student can handle the equipment for microclimatic measurements U2 - student can explain the interaction between the environment and living organisms U3 - student can prepare presentation on a topic connected to climate and weather factors

Competences: K1 -student can discuss the effect of meteorological phenomena in nature K2-student has responsibility for entrusted equipment K3 -student keeps safety rules when conducting microclimate measuring K4 – student understands the need to supplement the knowledge during whole life

Prerequisites: physics (or biophysics)

Course content: Climate factors and their influence on climate types; weather factors and their variability; relationships between weather factors; influence of meteorological elements on human and animal organisms; the adaptation of living organisms to defined climate conditions, acclimatization; the adaptationof living organisms to changing weather conditions, meteotropismus, climatotherapy.

Recommended literature: Berke-Nowak G.: Pogoda a zdrowie, Kraków 1998. Bogucki J. (red.): Biometeorologia turystyki i rekreacji. Poznań 1999. Grączewski J.: Wpływ pogody na zdrowie człowieka. PZWL, Poznań 1967. Jankowiak J. (red.), Biometeorologia człowieka. PZWL, Warszawa 1976. Kozłowska T., Błażejczyk K., Krawczyk B.: Biometeorologia człowieka. Monografie IGiPZ PAN, 5. Warszawa 1997. Roman A.: Podstawy biometeorologii. Wyd. UP Wrocław, 2011.

Assessment methods: ssessment training: based on the average ratings of the two tests conducted during the semester, presentations and presence on exercises. Attendance at the exercises is mandatory; student can only have one unexcused absence. In the absence of the student is required to complete their own knowledge, which was reazlizowana during exercise, which he left. Colloquium is to form a closed test -test single choice - made ​​up of the practice part contains 20 questions and the lecture part consists of questions 10 If the student does not obtain zaliczneia in pierwzym period has the right to improve the test in the form and time limit set by the teacher. Every test lasts ok.30.min. In order to pass a test a student must obtain a globally min. 60% of this part of the lecture and classrooms. Presentation on a given topic is in the form of a multimedia presentation prepared by a team consisting of 2-3 students. The duration of the presentation of 10-15 minutes. Completion of the course: students must receive a positive evaluation of tests to check the knowledge of the material processed at the exercises and lectures, as well as have the required quantity of attendance, report and give a presentation on a given topic. Student holding a credit training is also obliged to provide written credit (closed test multiple choice consisting of a 10 questions) of the material of instruction. Test part of the lecture is included with each aptitude test knowledge of the contents turned into exercises.

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