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Introduction to Biodiversity -- 生物多樣性概論
Instructor
Chia-Ying Ko, Tzung-Su Ding
Schedule
Sat. 9:10-16:20
Open in Fall
H44 U5340
Credits
3
Description
The course on the Introduction to Biodiversity is carefully structured to combine both theoretical and practical learning experiences. It begins with online lectures delivered through video clips and quizzes, which prepare students before boarding on a five-day field trip to the NTU Experimental Forest. The content is highly interdisciplinary, involving contributions from professors and experts in various fields such as tropical plants, insect diversity, soil ecology, amphibians, ferns, plant diseases, and ecological engineering. Additional insights are provided by specialists in ethnobotany, forest resources, and astronomy, broadening students’ understanding of biodiversity within the context of sustainable development goals. During the field trip, students engage in hands-on activities, group discussions, related to biodiversity management. methods Includes lectures, quizzes, mission cards, and collaborative assignments, all design to enhance active participation and experiential learning.
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