Species Conservation and Biodiversity (BIOL0032)

Biochemical Engineering|Chemical Process Engineering|Integrated Design|Operational Modelling

This course is designed to help students to develop knowledge of how to use IT software, acquire elementary programming skills and numerical methods to solve...

Computer Aided Bioprocess Engineering (BENG0025)

This course is designed to help students to develop knowledge of how to use IT software, acquire elementary programming skills and numerical methods to solve bioprocess problems; to be aware of the concepts of bioprocess dynamics and control for product quality and plant safety.

Upon completion of the course, a student should be able to:

to be aware of a range of computational methods for bioprocess design, operation and management;
	to have developed competence in mathematical formulations of simple process design problems;
	to be familiar with advanced software for biochemical process simulation and optimisation;
	to have developed strategies for working as a team using one of these computational tools;
	to be aware, and have an appreciation of the importance of bioprocess control in the safe, efficient, and economic operation of bioprocess plants.

The principal aims of this core module are to develop a working knowledge of key methods in data analysis for environmental archaeology, including dating and...

Environmental Archaeology in Practice (ARCL0129)

The module focuses on the practical hands-on aspects of sorting, identifying, quantifying and reporting archaeobotanical macro-remains, with primary emphasis...

Archaeobotanical Analysis in Practice (ARCL0096)

Module description

The areas covered in term 1 will not overlap with those of term 2.
This is a practical, advanced-level language module designed for native...

Spanish: Translation into English 2 (SPAN0078)

Module description

The areas covered in term 1 will not overlap with those of term 2.
This is a practical, advanced-level language module designed for native Spanish-speaking affiliate students. It consists of translation from Spanish into English as well as comprehension and discussion of English texts.
The course is based on a weekly, 2-hour class which is split between guided translation, student presentations, and group discussions. Beyond the class, you will be expected to spend a further 4-6 hours per week working on coursework set by the tutor.
The objectives of this course are:
To receive intensive exposure to and practice of high-level English through the medium of translation.
To develop relevant research skills.
To develop the ability to present your findings to your peers (in English) in a clear and engaging way.Please note: This module description is accurate at the time of publication. Minor amendments may be made prior to the start of the academic year.