BIO1042 Life in the environment

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Demonstrate an understanding of biodiversity, evolutionary concepts and processes, aspects of the evolution of the Australian biota, the nature of biogeochemical cycles, and human impacts on the biosphere;

2. 2

   Formulate hypotheses, collect experimental data and demonstrate proficiency in interpreting your own results;

3. 3

   Demonstrate proficiency in communicating biological results through a range of formats (written, oral, multimedia);

4. 4

   Self-evaluate and reflect upon the development of teamwork and communication skills;

5. 5

   Apply practical techniques and tools to conduct an investigation in the laboratory, field or virtual environment;

6. 6

   Work and learn independently and collaboratively while exercising personal, professional and social responsibility that recognises the importance of practising science sustainably, ethically and safely in society.