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Course Description: LNAB10060U Beplantningsdesign

Course Information

• Course title: Planting Design
• Course code: LNAB10060U
• ECTS points: 7.5
• Level: Bachelor
• Duration: 1 block
• Placement: Block 4
• Schedule group: A (Tuesday 8-12 + Thursday 8-17)
• Course capacity: 30

Course Content

The course covers the principles and theories of plant and vegetation ecology, with a focus on the conscious selection of plants to achieve specific architectural expressions, space creation, and habitat creation for fauna.

Learning Objectives

The course aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to plan and manage vegetation in and around cities, including:

• Understanding the relationships between growth conditions and plant growth
• Identifying and describing the aesthetic and application possibilities of a range of plants
• Understanding the consequences of establishment techniques and subsequent maintenance for vegetation development

Course Structure

The course consists of:

• Lectures
• Guest lectures
• Excursions
• Individual and group-based exercises
• Discussions with feedback

Assessment

The course is assessed through a written assignment, which is submitted via Digital Exam. The assignment is evaluated based on the learning objectives, and the student's ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems.

Language

The course is taught in Danish.

Department and Faculty

The course is offered by the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, which is part of the Faculty of Science.

Study Board

The course is governed by the Study Board for Geosciences and Planning.

Course Responsible

The course is responsible for Mona Chor Bjørn.

Workload

The course requires a total of 206 hours of work, including:

• 20 hours of lectures
• 134 hours of preparation
• 30 hours of exercises
• 22 hours of fieldwork

Feedback

The course provides feedback through:

• Oral feedback
• Collective feedback
• Peer feedback
• Ongoing feedback throughout the course

Exam

The course is examined through a written assignment, which is submitted via Digital Exam. The assignment is evaluated based on the learning objectives, and the student's ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems.

Re-exam

The re-exam is the same as the ordinary exam, and is submitted via Digital Exam.

Assessment Criteria

The assessment criteria are based on the learning objectives, and the student's ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems.