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| Code |
ag2068 |
| Course of studies: |
Graduate (Ms) |
| Semester: |
W |
| Activities |
Lectures (28) + Laboratory Practice (8) + Practicum (4) + Seminar (12) + Field Work (8) = 60 (hrs) | 6 (ECTS) |
| Coordinator: |
Prof. Tomislav Treer |
| Assistants: |
Assist. Prof. Marina Piria
Nikica Šprem, Ph.D.
Tea Tomljanoviĉ, M.Sc.
Daniel Matuliĉ, M.Sc. |
| Teaching activity: |
Lectures through semester |
| Examination: |
Written and Oral |
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Lectures, Seminar, Practicum, Laboratory Practice, Field Work
Description of module
Significance and development of fish study. Fish evolution. Morphology, anatomy and physiology of fish. Fish reproduction. Embryonic and juvenile development. Fish genetics. Classification of fish. Fish biology and ecology. Fish pathology. Fish stock assessment (composition of ichthyocenosis, population structure, abundance, CPUE, length-mass relationship, fish condition, age, mortality, ichthyoproduction). Fishery management. Fish sampling. Work with aquaria. Use of the key for fish species determination. Section of fish. Induced fish spawning. Individual and team work
in creating and presenting own research (field work, laboratory analyses, processing of data, literature investigation, writing and presenting the seminar).
Expected learning outcomes
- Basic knowledge in fundamental ichthyology
- Advanced knowledge in applied ichthyology
- Capability for independent field and laboratory work
- Capability for independent check and processing of scientific literature
- Capability for independent writing of minor scientific papers and presentation of results
- Capability for applying and performing expert projects
- Capability for assisting in applying and performing scientific projects
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