SYLLABUS

Name / Code Subject:KPB 1501

SKS:3

Semester:Odd

Study Program / Dept:Science Education / Biology Education Program

Faculty:Faculty of Teacher Training and Education

Lecture & Lab Times: Monday05.10 06.50Class D

10.40 12.20Class A

16.10 17.50Class F

Tuesday05.10 06.50Class C

07.00 08.40Class B

16.10 17.50Class E

16.10 17.50Class A

Wednesday07.00 08.40Class E

14.20 16.00Class B

16.10 17.50Class F

18.30 20.10Class G

Thursday05.10 06.50Class C

16.10 17.50Class G

Friday07.00 08.40Class D

Instructors / Lecturers : Dr. Dwi Wahyuni, M.Kes (1) Siti Murdiyah, S.Pd. M.Pd (2)

Teaching / Lab Assistants: Spot available (3)

Course Description: This three credit-hour course will examine the biology of the true fungi and other groups of organisms traditionally classified within the kingdom fungi. Topics covered will include taxonomy, life history traits, ecology, physiology, nutritive requirements and evolutionary biology of the major classes and orders of fungi. Particular emphasize will be placed on the impact of fungi on human affairs. Laboratory exercises will emphasize the identification of these orders also particular laboratory techniques such as inoculation, purification, and basic micro-techniques. This class is designed with a two-hour lecture period on schedule and a two-hour lab period also on schedule. The lectures and lab materials will be strongly integrated. Lab exercises will parallel the material presented in lecture and exams will cover material presented in both lecture and lab. Traditionally, mycology is taught in a progression with the slime molds and lower fungi being covered early in the course. The next course section will cover the higher fungi (mushrooms and the like). In addition to the scheduled courses, students can learn how to identify the nature of these fungi while they are abundant in the field (optional depend on seasonal changes and time availability).

GENERAL MYCOLOGYSyllabus For Odd Semester 2015

WeekTopicsDetil TopicLect.Image Gallery (if any)

1Learning Contract learning contract introduction to the rotten world around us2

2The Kingdom Fungi Life traits of fungi Lab orientation & biosafety1, 2, 3

3morfology and anatomy somatic forms and specific organels reproductions The use and care of microscopes (Lab activity)1, 2, 3

4Physiology nutritional requirements the main metabolism process Lab activity1, 2,3

5Taxonomy and systematics First Examination Lab activity1, 2,3

6Taxonomy and systematics High order fungi and low order fungi Lab activity1, 2,3

7Taxonomy and systematics Division Gymnomycota (presentation) Lab activity1, 2,3

8Taxonomy and systematics Division Mastigomycota (presentation) Lab activity1, 2,3

9Taxonomy and systematics Division Amastigomycota(presentation) Lab activity1, 2,3

10Taxonomy and systematics Second Examination Class Ascomycetes (presentation) Lab activity2,3

11Taxonomy and systematics Class Basidiomycetes (presentation) Lab activity1, 2,3

12Taxonomy and systematics Class Deuteromycetes (presentation)2

13Fungal Roles Fungi on foods Fungi on industries(field trip)1

14Fungal Roles Fungi on environments Lab examination1,3

15Spare week for remedial activity or just cooling down

16Final meetingFinal examination1, 2

EvaluationLab activities20 %

Tasks/Presentations15 %

First Exam20 %

Second Exam20 %

Final Exam20 %

Quizzes5 %

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