Functional and comparative histology I A
- UE code SMEDB203
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Schedule
30 15Quarter 1
- ECTS Credits 4
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Language
French
- Teacher
Integumentary system - Blood and haematopoiesis - Cardiovascular system - Respiratory system - Digestive system - Endocrine system
The Teaching Unit (TU) comprises two Learning Modules: (1) a theoretical part, (2) a practical part (TPs).
The theoretical part is a lecture illustrated by a PowerPoint slide show. The presentation slides are uploaded to the WebCampus platform prior to the course. The course content is explained using annotated diagrams and simultaneously illustrated with histological or schematic images, which are also available on WebCampus.
The practical sessions begin with an oral introduction with PowerPoint support. Students then work independently in front of their microscope. These activities can be supplemented by homework, using the virtual microscopy platforms www.histology.be and www.cytomine.be.
Permission must be obtained from the lecturer to capture images and/or sound during the lecture.
Assessment method:
If student numbers and health conditions allow, the theory exam is written and consists of answering open-ended questions.
The exact method of assessment is subject to change when the examination timetable is drawn up, depending on the practical constraints with which the faculty administration may be confronted, or in the event of illness/force majeure/employment with a work placement, preventing the student from sitting the examination on the date initially scheduled.
Calculation of the mark :
The final grade for the course unit is determined based on the weighted arithmetic mean of the grades obtained in the theory and practical exercises: Theory human + animal histology: assessed out of 20 and representing 80% of the final grade Practical exercises: assessed out of 20 and representing 20% of the final grade If one of the grades is less than or equal to 7/20, the average is not calculated and this grade alone becomes the final grade for the course unit (the concept of an absorbing grade). Signing off on or missing either assessment will result in a 0/20 for the relevant assessment. In the event the course unit is not validated, grades for assessments passed at the threshold of 10/20 are carried over from one session to the next, but are not carried over to the following academic year.
Special cases and exemptions/deferrals:
In the event that a student is unable to sit the examination for a justified reason (force majeure, medical certificate), the student must contact the Registrar and the Registrar's Office, who will reschedule the examination, within the time limits set out in the R.E.E. and subject to the agreement of the Dean or Vice-Dean.
Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
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Bachelor in Veterinary Medicine | Standard | 0 | 4 | |
Bachelor in Veterinary Medicine | Standard | 2 | 4 |