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Prenesi Predmetnik Z Učnimi Načrti Predmetov 1. Predmetnik magistrskega študija 2. stopnje Vede o Zemlji in okolju 1. letnik, 1. in 2. semester Zap. Kontaktne ure Sam. delo št. Učna enota Nosilec Pred. Sem. Vaje Labora. vaje Terenske vaje študenta Ure skupaj KT Skupni, obvezni: MT001 - ZNANSTVENI PRISTOPI V 1 NARAVOSLOVJU Simona Kralj-Fišer 35 35 80 150 6 Skupni, obvezni: 2 MT002 - SISTEM ZEMLJA Aleksander Horvat 45 30 30 120 225 9 Skupni, obvezni: MT003 - BIODIVERZITETA IN 3 EVOLUCIJA Andraž Čarni 60 20 25 120 225 9 Skupni, obvezni: 4 MT004 - OSNOVE KRASOSLOVJA Martin Knez 35 25 30 135 225 9 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, obvezni: MTP01 - PREISKOVALNE METODE IN 5 TEHNIKE (ANALITIČNI PAKET) Andrea Martín-Pérez 15 20 40 75 3 6 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, obvezni: MTP02 - PALEONTOLOGIJA IN GEOBIOLOGIJA Špela Goričan 60 15 30 120 225 9 7 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija, obvezni: MTB01 - OSNOVE EKOLOGIJE Tanja Pipan 50 30 10 135 225 9 1 Krasoslovni, obvezni: 8 MTK01 - GEOLOGIJA KRASA Martin Knez 35 20 10 10 20 130 225 9 Krasoslovni, obvezni: 9 MTK02 - GEOMORFOLOGIJA KRASA Nadja Zupan Hajna 40 20 15 20 130 225 9 10 Izbirni predmet 1* 75/150/225 3/6/9 11 Izbirni predmet 2* 75/150/225 3/6/9 12 Izbirni predmet 3* 75/150/225 3/6/9 13 Izbirni predmet 4* 75/150/225 3/6/9 14 Izbirni predmet 5* 75/150/225 3/6/9 15 Izbirni predmet 6* 75/150/225 3/6/9 16 Izbirni predmet 7* 75/150/225 3/6/9 17 Izbirni predmet 8* 75/150/225 3/6/9 SKUPAJ 1500 60 DELEŽ Število izbirnih predmetov se lahko razlikuje glede na modul oz. smer in predmete, ki imajo različno število KT. 2. letnik, 1. in 2. semester Zap. Kontaktne ure Sam. delo št. Učna enota Nosilec Pred. Sem. Vaje Laborat. vaje Terenske vaje. študenta Ure skupaj KT Skupni, obvezni: MT005 - UPRAVLJANJE NARAVNIH 1 NESREČ Blaž Komac 30 20 20 10 70 150 6 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija, obvezni: MTB02 - ŽIVLJENJSKA OKOLJA IN 2 NARAVOVARSTVO Urban Šilc 45 30 15 10 125 225 2 Krasoslovni, obvezni: 3 MTK03 - HIDROGEOLOGIJA KRASA Metka Petrič 35 20 15 20 135 225 9 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, obvezni: MTP03 - SEDIMENTARNA GEOLOGIJA 4 KARBONATOV Andrea Martín Pérez 45 15 45 120 225 9 Skupni, obvezni: Raziskovalni projekt (magistrsko 5 delo) Mentor_ica 900 900 30 6 Izbirni predmet 9 75/150/225 30 7 Izbirni predmet 10 75/150/225 3/6/9 8 Izbirni predmet 11 75/150/225 3/6/9 9 Izbirni predmet 12 75/150/225 3/6/9 10 Izbirni predmet 13 75/150/225 3/6/9 SKUPAJ 1800 60 60 DELEŽ *Število izbirnih predmetov se lahko razlikuje glede na smer in predmete, ki imajo različno število KT. Izbirni predmeti Kontaktne ure Zap. Sam. delo Predmet Nosilec Klinične vaje Ure skupaj KT št. Pred. Sem. Vaje Terenske vaje študenta Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija, izbirni*: 1 MIB01 - OSNOVE BIOLOŠKIH PROCESOV Matjaž Gregorič 30 10 35 75 3 3 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija, izbirni: 2 MIB02 - BIOLOGIJA PODZEMELJSKIH HABITATOV Tanja Pipan 30 30 15 15 135 225 9 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija, 3 izbirni: MIB03 - MIKROBIOLOGIJA OKOLJA Janez Mulec 30 30 10 10 70 150 6 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 4 MIB04 - IZBRANA POGLAVJA IZ VEDENJSKE BIOLOGIJE Simona Kralj-Fišer 30 10 5 30 75 3 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, izbirni: 5 MIP01 - GEOLOGIJA SEDIMENTARNIH BAZENOV Špela Goričan 30 10 30 80 150 6 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna 60 geologija, izbirni: MIP02 - GEOLOGIJA KVARTARJA Aleksander Horvat 30 10 30 80 150 6 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, izbirni: 7 MIP03 - GEOSTATISTIKA IN NUMERIČNO MODELIRANJE GEOLOŠKIH PROCESOV Franci Gabrovšek 30 40 80 150 6 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, izbirni: 8 MIP04 - GEOKEMIJA SEDIMENTNIH KAMNIN Špela Goričan 40 30 80 150 6 4 Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija, izbirni: 9 MIP05 - GEOARHEOLOGIJA IN BIOARHEOLOGIJA Aleksander Horvat 30 10 30 80 150 6 Krasoslovni, izbirni predmet: 10 MIK01 – EKOHIDROLOŠKI PROCESI IN PRITISKI NA KRASU Nataša Ravbar 25 20 25 80 150 6 Krasoslovni, izbirni predmet: 11 MIK02 - KRAS IN TEKTONSKE STRUKTURE Stanka Šebela 20 20 15 10 85 150 6 Krasoslovni, izbirni predmet: 12 MIK03 - UPORABNO KRASOSLOVJE Tadej Slabe 30 20 30 70 150 6 Krasoslovni, izbirni predmet: MIK04 - VAROVANJE IN 13 UPRAVLJANJE Z NARAVNO IN KULTURNO DEDIŠČINO NA KRASU Tadej Slabe 25 15 25 85 150 6 Krasoslovni, izbirni predmet: 14 MIK05-FIZIKALNA SPELEOLOGIJA IN SPELEOGENEZA Franci Gabrovšek 30 15 25 80 150 6 SKUPAJ *obvezen predmet za študente smeri Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija brez dodiplomskega biološkega predznanja 5 2. Delež izbirnosti po letnikih (razmerje med KT točkami, ki jih študent pridobi z obveznimi in izbirnimi vsebinami) Letnik Obvezne vsebine Izbirne vsebine Praktično usposabljanje Diplomska/magistrska naloga ali doktorska disertacija 1. letnik Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 42 KT (70 %)*; Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 18 KT (30 %); / Krasoslovje: 51 KT (85 %); Krasoslovje: 9 KT (15 %); Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 45 KT (75 %) Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 15 KT (25 %) 2. letnik Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 18 KT (30 %) + 30 Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 12 KT (20 %) / KT magistrska naloga (50 %); Krasoslovje: 15 KT (25 %) Krasoslovje: 15 KT (25 %) + 30 KT magistrska naloga (50 %); Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 15 KT ( 25 %) Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 15 KT (25 %) + 30 KT magistrska naloga (50 %) 3. letnik / / / Skupaj Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 90 KT (75 %)*; Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija: 30 KT (25 %); Krasoslovje: 96 KT (80 %); Krasoslovje: 24 KT (20 %); Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 90 KT (75%) Paleobiologija in sedimentarna geologija: 30 KT (25%) *Za študente smeri Biodiverziteta, ekologija in evolucija brez dodiplomskega biološkega predznanja velja: 1. letnik: 45 KT (75 %) obveznih, 15 KT (25%) izbirnih, skupaj: 93 KT (77.5 %) obveznih in 27 KT (22.5 %) izbirnih. 6 1. 1. Učni načrti temeljnih predmetov UČNI NAČRT PREDMETA / COURSE SYLLABUS Predmet: ZNANSTVENI PRISTOPI V NARAVOSLOVJU Course title: SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES IN NATURAL SCIENCES Študijski program in stopnja Študijska smer Letnik Semester Study programme and level Study field Academic year Semester Vede o Zemlji in okolju, vsi 1 1 magistrski študij 2. stopnje Earth and Environmental all 1 1 Sciences, Master study 2nd level Vrsta predmeta / Course type Obvezni/Mandatory Univerzitetna koda predmeta / University course code: MT001 Lab. vaje Predavanja Seminar Sem. vaje Teren. vaje Samost. delo Laboratory ECTS Lectures Seminar Tutorial Field work Individ. work work 35 35 80 6 Nosilec predmeta / Lecturer: Simona Kralj-Fišer (Asistent: Janko Šet) Jeziki / Predavanja / Lectures: angleščina, angleščina / Slovenian, English Languages: Vaje / Tutorial: angleščina, angleščina / Slovenian, English Pogoji za vključitev v delo oz. za opravljanje študijskih obveznosti: Prerequisites: Končan študijski program 1. stopnje ali First-cycle Bologna degree or a university dodiplomski študijski program za pridobitev degree in the natural sciences. univerzitetne izobrazbe, sprejet pred 11. 6. 2004 s področja naravoslovja. Vsebina: Content (Syllabus outline): SPLOŠNI DEL: GENERAL PART: ● Hipotetični deduktivizem vs. Induktivizem ● Deductive vs. inductive reasoning ● Osnove teorije znanosti ● Principles of scientific theory ● Empiričen vs. teoretičen pristop ● Empirical vs. theoretical approach ● Osnove znanstvene metode (karakterizacija ● Essentials of the scientific method problema, hipoteze, predikcije, (characterizations, hypotheses, opazovanje/meritve, eksperimenti) predictions, observation/measurement, ● Koraki v znanstveni metodi (identifikacija experiments) znanstvenega vprašanja, pregled in pregled ● Steps in the scientific method (defining literature (Web of Science, Google Scholar, research problem, literature searches and 7 Endnote, idr.), postavitev hipotez, management (Web of Science, Google opazovanja in meritve, laboratorijske Scholar, Endnote, etc.), defining analize, empirični poskusi / testi (tipi, hypothesis, observation/measurement, osnove načrtovanja eksperimentov, laboratory analyses, empirical tests (types, dejavniki, ki vplivajo na rezultate), basics of experimental design, modeliranje (vzpostavljanje in validacija confounding factors), modeling (setting modelov), oblikovanje teorij in odkrivanje and validating models), formulating naravnih zakonov, analiza podatkov, theories and discovering natural laws, data interpretacija in posploševanje rezultatov) analyses, results interpretation and Osnovne statistične metode (osnovni generalization) pojmi, tipi podatkov, opisna statistika, ● The basics of statistical methods (basic porazdelitev podatkov, grafični prikazi, terms, types of data, descriptive statistics, analiza časovnih vrst, testiranje hipotez, sampling distribution, graphical parametrični in neparametrični testi: representations, time series analysis, korelacija, regresija, (M)AN(C)OVA, statistical hypothesis testing, parametric faktorska analiza) and nonparametric tests: correlation, ● Veljavnost in zanesljivost rezultatov; regression, (M)AN(C)OVA, factor analysis) ponovljivost raziskav, verifikacija modelov ● Validity and reliability of the results; ● Struktura znanstvenega pisanja (kako repeatability and reproducibility of napisati seminar, članek, abstrakt, research magistrsko nalogo); ● Structure of scientific writing (how to write ● raziskovalna etika (plagiatorstvo idr). seminar, abstract, research paper, thesis); SPECIFIČNI DEL: ● Ethics in research (plagiarism, etc.). ● Osnovni raziskovalni pristopi v raziskavah SPECIFIC
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