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Revision as of 15:41, 29 January 2018
Cognitive biology 2-IKV-191
This course provides a comprehensive overview of principles of cognition, seen as a natural biological phenomenon. The main objective is the formulation of substantiated interrelation of cognition and evolution. The interdisciplinarity of research in cognitive biology requires students to think multi-disciplinary and on multiple scales.
Note. This page is meant to inform students about the ongoing course occurrence in the current semester. More general course information is in its information sheet, which is linked above (the sheet's content should be up to date soon).
Examples of the suggested content follow below this note. Adjust it to your needs. Try keeping the bits that are most interesting to your students towards the top.
Comment-out or delete this note after reading.
News
- Feb 15, 2018
- The first lecture will be held on Monday, Feb 19, 2018. See more details in the schedule below.
Study materials
Lectures
- An introduction to the introduction (internal file uploaded to wiki)
- The introduction proper (link to file which has not been uploaded yet; clicking it will show an upload form)
- Introduction (contd.) (an external resource)
Laboratories
- …
- …
Teachers
- Lecturer
- Isabella Sarto-Jackson,
isabella.sarto-jackson{@}kli.ac.at - Teaching assistant
- TBA
Schedule
| Session type | Study group | Day of week | Time | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lectures | 2AIN* | Monday | 11:30 | B |
| Tutorials | 3AIN*, 2AIN* | 16:30 | M-X | |
| 2AIN2 | Tuesday | 14:50 | M-VIII | |
| 2AIN1 | 16:30 | M-XII | ||
| Laboratories | 2AIN1, 3AIN* | Wednesday | 14:50 | I-H6 |
| 2AIN2 | 16:30 | I-H3 | ||
| Consultation | 2AIN*, 3AIN* | 13:10–14:30 | I-16, I-7 | |
| Academic support center | 2AIN*, 3AIN* | See the Academic support center page. | ||
Assessment and evaluation
You can earn points in the assessment activities spread throughout the semester listed in the following table. The table also shows the required minima and possible maximal point evaluations.
| Activity | Possible maximum | Required minimum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teaching period | 1st test | 25 | 0 |
| 2nd test | 25 | 0 | |
| Total | 50 | 25 | |
| Evaluation period | Exam | 50 | 25 |
| Course total | 100 | 50 | |
The final mark will be awarded according to the following table:
| Points earned | Mark |
|---|---|
| 〈90, 100〉 | A |
| 〈80, 90) | B |
| 〈70, 60) | C |
| 〈60, 70) | D |
| 〈50, 60) | E |
| 〈0, 50) | FX |
Columns example — two columns
You can place the content in columns by using the Row template, with multiple uses of the Column template inside. See the details in source code.
Column heading
Column width (the width parameter) is given in twelfths of the total content width. Two equally wide columns spanning the whole content width thus have the widths 6 + 6.
Second column heading
The columns may also have unequal widths. E.g., the tables in the previous section would fit well in two columns of widths 7 and 5, respectively.
Columns stack one after another in narrow windows and on mobile devices.
Columns example — three columns
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Three equally wide columns: 4 + 4 + 4.
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