Thursday 26 July 2012

ESS132 Overview of Course and listing of assignment details) 2012


Meetings (Lectures Practicals)

THIRD TERM
First week, (Monday 3rd period CH1, Wednesday  2nd period SC9, Thursday 5th-7th Collaborative Learning Lab and Friday 4th period  SC9)
Rest of term 3 meet Thursday 5th-7th Collaborative Learning Lab
FOURTH TERM
Meet Thursday 5th-7th Collaborative Learning Lab
Last week of term (venues to be announce, Thursday 5th-7th Collaborative Learning Lab)

Availability

Dr Richard Knight (General correspondence knight.rich@gmail.com submissions knight.rich@ymail.com)
Mondays 2am until 5pm (3D GIS lab ,BCB 5th floor New Life Science Building)
Fridays 9am until 11:30am (3D GIS lab ,BCB 5th floor New Life Science Building)
Mr Martin Cocks (Correspondence mcocks@uwc.ac.za – only after 23 August)
Thursdays ONLY (10am until 1pm – only after 23 August)

Course Outcome

The student will have demonstrated the ability to: Analyse a case study and combine content and skills that have been learnt in other modules and apply them to a particular case study.
The content to be applied will be gained from any of the other five first year Environmental and Sustainability Studies modules as well as facts pertaining to the particular case as discussed with the lecturer concerned.

Course Assessment

Introduction to Measurement and Statistics (Cape Town Student Health Survey) 25% (Due Date: 10/08/2012)
Concept Map (Hand Prepared) Globalisation Cartograms 25% (Due Date 24/08/2012)
Preliminary Research Report 25% (Dute Date09/10/2012)(This and final report = EXAM Mark)
Preliminary Research Report 25% (Dute Date30/10/2012) NOTE WE CANNOT ACCEPT LATE REPORTS

Course Website

Material will be put up at the following URL http://ess132.blogspot.com
Detailed content will be posted at this site including full descriptions of each assignment.

2 comments:

  1. I HAVE NOTICED THAT MOST OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDENTS ARE NORMAL OR HEALTH AND THEY ARE AT LOW RISK. I ALSO NOTICED THAT IF A PERSON HAS A LOW WEIGHT AND A HIGH HEIGHT THAT CAUSE HIS/HER BODY MASS INDEX TO BE NORMAL AND ALSO IF A PERSON HAS A HIGH WEIGHT AND NOT HIGH NEITHER LOW HEIGHT THAT CAUSE THAT PERSON TO BE OBESITY OR OVER WEIGHT,THAT WOULD MAKE HIM/HER TO BE IN HIGH RISK OF MANY DISEASE SUCH AS HEART DISEASES, STROKE ETC. THE LAST THING THAT I NOTICED IS THAT IF A PERSON HAS A BIG HIP AND ALSO A BIG WAIST THAT CAUSES THAT PERSON TO BE IN HIGH RISK. AND IF A PERSON IS OBIS THAT ALSO CAUSES HIM/HER TO BE IN HIGH RISK BUT IF A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HIP AND WAIST IS SMALL THAT MAKES HIM/HER TO FALL UNDER LOW RISK(WHR). AND ALSO IF THERE DIFFERENCE IS HIGH IT CAUSES HIM/HER TO BE IN MODERATE RISK ACCORDING TO MY OPINION. 3226965

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  2. 1. Do you think females are in high risk of getting obis using body mass index?
    2 Do you think male are in high risk of becoming obis using body mass index?
    3. Does the equation or calculation for body mass index fair for everyone?
    4. Are waist-hip ratio takes account of the differences in body structure?

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