Les méthodes d’étude et d’inventaire de la faune et de la flore reposent sur plusieurs principes généraux qui assurent la qualité des données collectées et permettent une compréhension fiable des écosystèmes étudiés

The methods of studying and inventorying fauna and flora are based on several general principles which ensure the quality of the data collected and allow a reliable understanding of the ecosystems studied.

T.U: Transversal Teaching Unit 1
University Ethics and Deontology
Teaching Objectives
The general objective of this course is to enable students in SNV to acquire the resources of deontology and professional ethics.

T.U: Transversal Teaching Unit 1
University Ethics and Deontology
Teaching Objectives
The general objective of this course is to enable students in SNV to acquire the resources of deontology and professional ethics.

T.U: Transversal Teaching Unit 1
University Ethics and Deontology
Teaching Objectives
The general objective of this course is to enable students in SNV to acquire the resources of deontology and professional ethics.

Teaching Objectives:
Understand the main groups of living organisms in terms of:
General structure,
Characteristics (taxonomy, morphology, anatomy, reproduction, ecology),
Constraints, adaptations, and evolution.
A particular emphasis will be placed on updating classification and focusing on
zoological groups with agricultural, medical, veterinary, fishery, or environmental
significance.
Students should develop an understanding of the different classes of the animal
kingdom.

Course: Fundamental Teaching Unit 2
Genetics

Learning Objectives
This subject allows students to acquire the concepts and terminology of genetics, including the transmission of traits, DNA structure, replication, transcription, mutations, and mechanisms of gene expression regulation.

Recommended Prerequisite Knowledge
Students should have prior knowledge of nucleic acids and Mendelian genetics.

Course: Fundamental Teaching Unit 2
Genetics

Learning Objectives
This subject allows students to acquire the concepts and terminology of genetics, including the transmission of traits, DNA structure, replication, transcription, mutations, and mechanisms of gene expression regulation.

Recommended Prerequisite Knowledge
Students should have prior knowledge of nucleic acids and Mendelian genetics.