This course is concerned with introducing the student to (invertebrates
- protozoa - coelenterates - coelenterates - flatworms - cylindrical worms),
the taxonomic status, characteristics and examples of each phylum or class, and
introducing the student to the origin and development of living organisms,
organ functions, development of various systems, some vital activities, and
some structural characteristics of these the group. Highlighting the economic
and medical importance of parasitic animals and insects and their relationship
to humans
Intended learning outcomes
-The student will recognize the special
characteristics of invertebrate animals that distinguish them from vertebrate
animals
That
the student remember the classification of the different groups of
invertebrates-
To
explain the taxonomic structures of invertebrates and their place in the animal
kingdom-
The
student explains the detailed structure of some examples of invertebrate groups-
Teaching and learning methods
Theoretical
lectures using aids such as clarifications, PowerPoint presentations and videos
Laboratory
activities by conducting laboratory experiments and evaluating the results
Discussion
panels for scientific reports and practical assignments for each request
Methods of assessments
semester work 40% and final 60%
Term
work: divided between written midterm exams, assignments for preparing
memorized samples, and a practical midterm exam. Total 40
Practical final exam
10 and theoretical final exam
