196.317 Community and Ecosystem Ecology (15 credits)
A theoretical perspective to the study of community and ecosystem ecology examining the role of interactions between two or more species and their environment. Topics covered include techniques of community description, abiotic and biotic controls of community structure, the effects of disturbance, food web theory, ecosystem function and biodiversity. The emphasis will be on understanding the models and theories relating to this area of science, although examples of the application of these principles will also be given. Practical classes will involve a small research project emphasising the statistical and writing skills important in community and ecosystem ecology.
Requirements 
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Prerequisite(s):
Two 1992xx/1962xx courses
General Prerequisite: At least 45 credits from 200 level.
Offerings
| Year | Semester | Mode | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Semester One full semester | Internal | Manawatu Campus |