Program learning Outcomes

• 1-Program learning Outcomes*

Knowledge and understanding  

K1

The fundamentals of each major discipline (biology, chemistry, geology, physics, mathematics and statistics) applied to the marine sciences. 

K2

The core concepts in biological, chemical, geological and physical processes operating in the marine environment.

K3

The need for both a multidisciplinary and an interdisciplinary approach in advancing knowledge and understanding of marine sciences.

K4

The chemical processes and interactions which shape the marine world at different temporal and spatial scales.

K5

The methods of acquiring, interpreting and analyzing Chemical oceanographic data and information with a critical understanding of the appropriate contexts for their use.

K6

Impact of human activities on the marine environment and the human society.

Skills 

S1

Recognize and use oceanographic and other scientific theories, paradigms, concepts and principles.

S2

Apply knowledge and understanding to address familiar and unfamiliar problems, including collection and documentation of oceanographic information in the field.

S3

Locate, retrieve, read, use and reference the oceanographic work of others in an appropriate manner.

S4

Recognize the moral and ethical issues of investigation.

S5

Collect and integrate several lines of evidence to formulate and test hypotheses.

S6

Receive and respond to a variety of information sources (e.g. numerical, and graphical).

S7

Appreciate issues of sample selection, collection, record and analyze data using appropriate techniques in the field and laboratory.

S8

Use of the internet critically as a means of communication and source of information

Values,  

V1

Identify and work toward targets for personal, academic and career development.

V2

Develop the skills necessary for self-managed and life-long learning (e.g. working independently, time management).

V3

Evaluate performance as an individual and as a team member.