Biologia Geral II
Cod: 21013
Department: DCET
Department: DCET
ECTS: 6
Scientific area: Biological Sciences
Scientific area: Biological Sciences
Total working hours: 156
Total contact time: 26
Total contact time: 26
General Biology I (21012) started the study of Biological Sciences with unified and integrated themes: the cell – structure and energetics; reproduction and hereditariaty; the evolutionary species concept – diversity, systematics and ecology. The aim of this Curricular Unit/Course is to strengthen students’ expertise in Microbiology, Plant Biology and Animal Biology.
- Microbiology
- Plant Biology
- Animal Biology
It is intended that at the end of this Curricular Unit/Course, students should be able to:
1. collect, interpret, relate and analyse information from several sources;
2. recognize and exemplify that knowledge acquisition in Biology implies pluri- and interdisciplinary approaches;
3. explain and apply Microbiology, Plant Biology and Animal Biology Concepts.
1. collect, interpret, relate and analyse information from several sources;
2. recognize and exemplify that knowledge acquisition in Biology implies pluri- and interdisciplinary approaches;
3. explain and apply Microbiology, Plant Biology and Animal Biology Concepts.
1. Microbiology. Virus; Bacteria and Archaea; Protists; Fungi.
2. Plant Biology. Plant Diversity; Angiosperms Structure; Transport; Nutrition; Flowered Plants Reproduction.
3. Animal Biology. Embrionary Development; Protection; Support and Movement; Energy Acquisition and Metabolism; Immunology; Excretion; Reproduction; Coordination and Integration.
2. Plant Biology. Plant Diversity; Angiosperms Structure; Transport; Nutrition; Flowered Plants Reproduction.
3. Animal Biology. Embrionary Development; Protection; Support and Movement; Energy Acquisition and Metabolism; Immunology; Excretion; Reproduction; Coordination and Integration.
Azeiteiro, U.M., Bacelar-Nicolau, P. & Vicente, L. (2003) Complementos de Biologia, Edições da Universidade Aberta, Lisboa, Portugal.
E-learning.
Continuous assessment is privileged: 2 digital written documents (e-folios) during the semester (40%) and a final digital test, Global e-folio (e-folio G) at the end of the semester (60%). In due time, students can alternatively choose to perform one final exam (100%).