Introduction to animal science
Panagiota Koytsoyli - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Animal production and Aquaculture science, Agricultural University Of Athens
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the Department of animal production and Aquaculture Science in the science of animal production.
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The course aims at a holistic and critical approach to the concept of rural development through teaching basic concepts and methodologies for understanding a socially heterogeneous agricultural society. Frame of reference is the Greece and e.u. countries.
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AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT APPRAISAL
STELIOS ROZAKIS, DIMITRIOS KREMMYDAS - Undergraduate -
(A+)
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT, Agricultural University Of Athens
The objectives of this course is to train and practice familiarizes students to the methods currently used for making capital investment decisions.
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The aim of this course is to provide knowledge to those who will contribute to the learning of both the theoretical and methodological approaches for the development of socio-economic research in rural areas. The course aims to equip the student with those theoretical and methodological tools that will help him to understand and explain the socio-economic phenomena, to discover the regularity and order behind them and to the interpretation of these phenomena in the modern (historical, economic and social) context. The course consists of two distinct parts: this theory and it's laboratory in which taught the tools of analysis of research data. More specifically, through the teaching of the theory of the course the student understands that the aim of the research is descriptive and;, exigitikos. The exploratory level the aim is to help in the specification of queries and prepare for the investigation. The most important part of socio-economic research is descriptive using techniques for collecting quantitative and qualitative data. At this level, the aim is to create a picture of the situation, socio-economic context and relationships by focusing on the "how" and the "who" and less on the "why". At exigitiko level, the aim is to answer the investigator in "why" to try to identify the causes and the reasons why something happens. So the student is taught how to perform the steps in the research process from choosing the topic, focusing on the basic question (or the key questions) of research, design, with the selection of appropriate methods, data gathering, in their analysis with the right tools, in explanation of the findings and an end to the writing and reporting of results. At the level of teaching the techniques and tools of research in the context of the workshop of the course the student acquires knowledge of measurement and sampling procedure and the methods of processing and data analysis using Spss. Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:
has acquired the necessary theoretical knowledge for the formulation and investigation of a research problem
has acquired the appropriate methodological techniques and tools for conducting sociological research in agricultural and rural areas
understand and explain the socio-economic phenomena that it studies
Discover the regularity and order behind socio-economic phenomena that it studies and to incorporate the interpretation of these phenomena in the modern (historical , economic and social) context of operation
gain technical skills and theoretical training for the management and resolution of critical issues relating to research and development at the national and international environment
analyse their data, to synthesize the findings, to interpret research results and to prepare the final reports.
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Production Of Aquatic Organisms
Nafsika Karakatsouli, Eleni Miliou, Efstratios Papoutsoglou - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Livestock Production Science & Aquaculture, Agricultural University Of Athens
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Ornamental Plants Laboratory
Maria Papafotiou, Anastasia Akoumianaki-Ioannidou, Ageliki Paraskevopoulou - Undergraduate -
(A+)
Crop Science, Agricultural University Of Athens
Classification of ornamental plants (spring and summer annuals, perennials, bulbous and tuberous, border plants, evergreen shrubs and trees, deciduous shrubs and trees, climbing and rambling plants, indoor plants, water plants, alpines). Taxonomy (identification of species and cultivars). Morphological and biometric characteristics (shape and size of the plant and its parts, description of the flower, time of flowering and bearing). Propagation (seed, cuttings, layering, division, tubers, bulbs, corms, rhizomes, grafting). Cultivation (climate, soil, irrigation, fertilisation, pruning, plant protection). Use of ornamental plants in gardening and landscaping.
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Upon completion of the course are expected to have knowledge of the theory and you will be familiar with techniques and mathematical models so you can take quick, informed decisions and to effectively manage a wide range of business problems. You will also be able to explore, to quantify and evaluate micro-economic models for analyzing decisions, understanding the relationship of the description of economic reality to what is needed in business
The course can be divided into four main sections: (a) Mathematical Programming (a) Programming project (c) Multicriteria Analysis and (d) Decision making under uncertainty, for each section you will learn the basic theoretical concepts will work on applied problems and in some of these will be familiar with software that facilitates the resolution of related problems.
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Agricultural Education
Alex Koutsouris - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Agricultural Economics and Rural Development, Agricultural University Of Athens
Education, training and agricultural education: introduction & philosophical considerations; Agricultural education in Europe and Greece; Needs theory & job analysis; Curriculum planning: aims and objectives; Educational psychology: learning theories; Teaching and learning methodology; Technical education principles: skills training; Evaluation of technical (educational) programmes
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Ruminant Breeding Animals
Maria Xarismiadou - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Livestock Production Science & Aquaculture, Agricultural University Of Athens
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