Chemistry for Plant Technology

Faculty

Faculty of Agricultural Science and Landscape Architecture

Version

Version 2 of 31.05.2023.

Module identifier

44B0690

Module level

Bachelor

Language of instruction

German

ECTS credit points and grading

5.0

Module frequency

only winterterm

Duration

1 semester

 

 

Brief description

Chemical knowledge is a prerequisite for the successful scientific treatment of questions in plant production. The most important chemical principles for this field are presented in a lecture, deepened in exercises and applied to practical examples.

Overall workload

The total workload for the module is 135 hours (see also "ECTS credit points and grading").

Teaching and learning methods
Lecturer based learning
Hours of workloadType of teachingMedia implementationConcretization
40LectureOnline-
12PracticeOnline-
Lecturer independent learning
Hours of workloadType of teachingMedia implementationConcretization
35Preparation/follow-up for course work-
20Study of literature-
28Exam preparation-
Further explanations

It is a synchronous course which can be supplemented by asynchronous lecture elements.

Graded examination
  • Portfolio exam or
  • oral exam or
  • Written examination or
  • Homework / Assignment or
  • Oral presentation, with written elaboration
Remark on the assessment methods

The standard examination type is the portfolio examination (in the event of a deviation, one of the alternative examination types mentioned will be selected by the examiners and announced at the start of the course)

Exam duration and scope

The portfolio examination consists of the partial examinations:

E-exam (30 min., max. 25 points) +

E-exam (30 min., max. 25 points) +

Exam (60 min., max. 50 points)

Recommended prior knowledge

none

Literature

Latscha, Kazmaier, Klein: Chemie für Biologen; weitere Grundlagenlehrbücher der Chemie

Applicability in study programs

  • Pflanzentechnologie in der Agrarwirtschaft
    • Pflanzentechnologie in der Agrarwirtschaft B.Sc.

    Person responsible for the module
    • Ulbrich, Andreas
    Further lecturer(s)

    Katayama, Victor Takazi