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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Work in the supervisor's laboratory, literature is provided by the supervisor.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Laboratory
- Class attendance
- 35 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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Students work on a specific project in the frame of their bachelor thesis. Students enrol for the course UCH/656 usually in the semester in which they will defend their thesis. The course is credited if the student submits an assignment for a bachelor thesis and the supervisor is satisfied with the submitted bachelor thesis.
Students learn new and prospective biological, chemical, and biochemical methods and techniques of laboratory work (k1, k2) and apply them both in their further studies and their bachelor's thesis (k3). Students discuss their results with their supervisors, analyze and evaluate the results (k4, k5) and can propose additional experiments needed for finishing their theses (k6).
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Prerequisites
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The student uses the knowledge gained during the studies and works in the supervisor's laboratory in her/his work. Interest in experimental laboratory work is expected.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Student performance assessment, Analysis of student's language skills, Analysis of the qualification work
To pass the course, the student must work on the assigned topic to the supervisor's satisfaction, with the help of the supervisor, prepare the bachelor thesis, and after the approval of the supervisor, submit the bachelor thesis.
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Recommended literature
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Will be defined by the supervisor.
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