In addition the potential impact that the release of genetically modified microorganisms may have on the various interactions already outlined will be discussed. This module is assessed by both coursework and examination. This assignment must be submitted to the School of Sciences by 4 pm on Friday December 14th. You will be given more details on the assessment criteria for this module during the practical sessions. The examination will be 2 hours in duration, and you will be required to answer two questions from a choice of five.
Questions are generally either synoptic essay questions or data handling exercises.
You will be assigned to either group1 or group 2 in the second lecture. Each group will have identical practicals which last for 3 weeks and are held in S404 1-5 pm on Tuesdays. The use of phylloplane yeasts as indicators of atmospheric pollution and data handling exercise. It is therefore vital that you attend these laboratory sessions. Non-attendance without good justification will result in no mark being awarded for your coursework.