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119433 - FREE EXAMS

First Semester 12ita
119434 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE (B2)

First Semester 4L-LIN/12ita

Learning objectives

1) applying knowledge and
2) understanding
3) knowledge and understanding
4) making judgements
5) learning skills

119435 - EXTERNAL INTERNSHIP

First Semester 4ita
119488 - SILVICULTURE

First Semester 6AGR/05spa

Learning objectives

Acquire basic knowledge on silvicultural treatments and their impact, persistence and respect for the principles of sustainable forest management. Acquire knowledge about forestry, focusing in particular on the limitations of current knowledge and the challenges faced by forestry science and forestry technology. Develop skills for silvicultural typing and diagnosis of forest stands as a basis for the development of planning and execution projects. Acquire sufficient skills of reading and critical understanding of forestry literature and develop skills for the prescription of silvicultural treatments, their planning, implementation and evaluation.

119504 - FOREST FIRES

First Semester 6AGR/05spa

Learning objectives

Offer a basic theoretical and practical vision in relation to the following areas: fire ecology, detection and prevention and extinction of forest fires. Offer a global perspective of the work situation relating to the subject, exposing the different employment opportunities in the public and private sectors.

119503 - FOREST PESTS AND DISEASES

First Semester 6AGR/12spa

Learning objectives

To teach the student how to recognize pests and diseases affecting forests and natural systems. Allow the student to differentiate the processes of pest and disease influence in the use and conservation of forest systems. To carry out the identification and diagnosis of the most common damages generated by biotic and abiotic agents in the forest and natural environment. Propose the application of basic techniques and strategies for the prevention of pests and diseases and the means available to avoid or reduce damage, control and fight them.

119505 - TERRITORY AND LANDSCAPE PLANNING

First Semester 6ICAR/15spa

Learning objectives

Understanding what a land management plan is, its meaning, the documents that make it up, its elaboration and the existing legal figures that can be used in the territory. Identify the problems and define the area or areas to which the diagnosis must be adequate, the determinations of the plan and the institutions responsible for management. Acquire the basic knowledge of the elements that define the landscape, as well as its design. Discover various aspects of the landscape and its history; definitions, cartography, databases, landscape design and architecture.

119437 - FINAL EXAM

Second Semester 4ita
119507 - FOREST MANAGEMENT

Second Semester 6AGR/05spa

Learning objectives

The aim of the course is to understand the methods, models and tools for the regulation, planning and management of forest stands and other resources of the forest property. It will also show how to develop, apply and direct management projects, forest mensuration surveys and technical plans for forest resource management and how to make decisions regarding sustainable forest management. Learning the fundamentals and criteria of forest certification will also be part of the course.

119506 - PASTURE AND AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS

Second Semester 6AGR/02spa

Learning objectives

Identify, know and understand the main natural pastures through their functional typing and their phytosociological characterization. Identify and learn about the main species of interest for grazing and their carrying capacity (production, nutritional value and palatability). Propose and plan actions to improve pastures and agroforestry systems such as soil improvers, fertilisation, irrigation. Quantify the production of systems and propose and calculate optimal use systems and their management for their protection, conservation and sustainable use. Propose and plan actions to improve pastures and agroforestry systems and plan their use, quantifying supply and demand.

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