Welcome - Ocean Technology for the Observation and Conservation of Marine Species MARI 3650   Ocean Technology for the Observation and Conservation of Marine Species
CREDIT HOURS: 3
This course offers lectures, labs, and field trips that explore the emerging field of ocean technology and observation efforts that are applied to the conservation of marine species. Students learn about applications of ocean technology, including remotely operated vehicles, acoustic receivers, and other tools used to track and manage species.
NOTES: Auxiliary fee charged to cover field expenses. Application and deposit required for permission to register. See www.seaside.science.dal.ca for details. This course is envisioned to be three weeks August 2nd - 15th, 2021.
FORMAT:

• Lecture
• Lab
• Experiential Learning
• Other (explain in comments)

FORMAT COMMENTS: Summer intensive field course, class meets all day every day. Lecture: Provide theoretical basis and background knowledge for ocean tech and its applications Lab: Practical training getting accustomed with technology used in the field Day trips: Opportunities to learn from and engage with experts in the ocean tech sector Experiential Learning: Practical experience in the field. Putting lecture and lab knowledge into practice
PREREQUISITES: BIOL 2060.03 and BIOL 2003.03
RESTRICTIONS: Course open to all Marine Biology majors; Requires permission of instructor; (preference given to Co-op students).
EXCLUSIONS: E1 and E2