Course guidelines

 
EcologyOnline.net - Guided Independent Learning in Ecology
Restoration Ecology
REM 440 | Spring semesters, 3 credits

 
General Information  Students enrolled in this online course on restoration ecology will follow the course syllabus, readings, and examinations shown in the course syllabus.
 
Summary of course guidelines
All University of Idaho regulations and calendar deadlines regarding courses apply. This includes dates for changing sections, and dropping or withdrawing from the course. Students must complete all requirements for the course on time in order to receive a completion grade.

Students enrolled in this course are welcome to telephone or email for consultations on the course material

Students are responsible for configuring their computer systems to access the course materials. Review the computer system requirements described in the Advisory section.
 

Guided independent learning Restoration Ecology is designed for highly motivated students who can learn independently with a minimum of supervision.

Learning tips and path to mastery


Contact with professor Students enrolled in online ecology can correspond with the professor electronically via video conferencing on Skype or Zoom by appointment. Correspondence via email can occur anytime, with a response from the professor generally within 24 h. Because of email filtering software at the University of Idaho, be sure to identify the course name and number in the subject line e.g., "Restoration Ecology (REM 440)," of your email note. Assistance via telephone is also available (clearly state your name and call-back telephone number if you leave telephone message).

 

 Registration procedures  (Summary) Students who are interested in enrolling in Wildland Restoration Ecology can register for the course through the normal university procedures for registration. Non-University of Idaho students should register for the "non-degree" option. After registering for the course, students should contact the Professor to confirm email contact and to receive introductory information for Wildland Restoration Ecology (REM 440).

Students are responsible for conducting themselves in an honorable manner in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct.

 

Follow normal course registration procedures for the University of Idaho.
Register for:
 Wildland Restoration Ecology (REM 440)
Fall (CRN 40882)
Spring (CRN 59592)

 

All enrolled students will receive an introductory email by the first day of the semester. This email will include a request for the the  completion of a student information form.

Copyright considerations  This course contains copyrighted original and adapted material. Students can access these course materials while enrolled in the course.  No material can be copied, saved, transmitted, or adapted in any way without written permission from Professor Robberecht.

 
Advisory - Computer system requirements

 

 

General guidelines: Please carefully review the following guidelines for the course

Students are responsible for conducting themselves in an honorable manner in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct.

 

Furthermore, students are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and courteous manner in all aspects of the course, including during examinations and in any correspondence.

 
All University of Idaho regulations and calendar deadlines regarding courses apply. This includes dates for changing sections, and dropping or withdrawing from the course. Students must complete all requirements for the course on time in order to receive a completion grade.

 

With the exception of medical and family emergencies, and official university events (e.g., course field trips, job interviews, and professional meetings) assignments must be completed on schedule.

 

It is the student's responsibility to keep current with the course material and announcements. It is highly recommended that students find a colleague with whom to discuss and review the course material. The ability to orally explain terms and concepts in ecology in a succinct and technically correct manner is an excellent way to measure your mastery of the course material.

 
 
   
   

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