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Animal Behaviour

BHE20303

Over deze cursus

This course introduces students to the field of Animal Behaviour, considering the four questions of Tinbergen, i.e. causation, development, function, and evolution of behaviour. Students also learn about methods in Animal Behaviour, and apply this knowledge during a practical. The course will provide students with important basic tools, knowledge, and experience for studying animal behaviour. Finally, students are instructed in best practices in science, and in scientific writing. As part of the course students write a scientific paper in English in the style of a scientific publication using data collected and analysed during the practical.

Leerresultaten

After successful completion of this course students are expected to be able to:

  • Discuss and analyse principles of behaviour
  • Define, apply, and distinguish the 4 questions of Tinbergen
  • Apply behavioural and evolutionary thinking to interpret data, and to report scientific findings in animal behaviour
  • Define behaviours, and analyse the evolutionary process of different behaviours
  • Comprehend the theoretical framework of the evolutionary and mechanistic approach in animal behaviour
  • Design and conduct research in animal behaviour
  • Apply the best practices of scientific writing in English in animal behaviour

Bronnen

Aanvullende informatie

  • Studiepunten
    ECTS 3
  • Niveau
    bachelor
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Aanbod

  • Startdatum

    10 maart 2025

    • Einddatum
      2 mei 2025
    • Periode *
      Period 5
    • Locatie
      Wageningen
    • Voertaal
      Engels
    • Inschrijven tussen
      1 jun, 00:00 - 9 feb 2025
    Inschrijving open
  • Startdatum

    12 mei 2025

    • Einddatum
      4 juli 2025
    • Periode *
      Period 6
    • Locatie
      Wageningen
    • Voertaal
      Engels
    • Inschrijven tussen
      1 jun, 00:00 - 6 apr 2025
    Inschrijving open
Dit aanbod is voor studenten van TU Eindhoven