Department Notice

Registration for Summer Course, Semester 1, Academic Year 113: “Whale and Dolphin Rescue Theory and Practice” (Full as of June 26)

Updated Date:2024-06-06 Number of Views:166

This course is offered by the Department of Life Sciences in the first semester of Academic Year 113. Please follow the procedures below for registration and course enrollment:

Registration is full.

1. Please click the registration form to register → add the course in the course selection system → attend the class.

2. Attendance must follow the official sign-in and sign-out regulations.

3. NCKU students should manually add the course via the course selection platform. (Refer to the course registration schedule for university announcements.)

For any course-related questions, please contact Ms. Yang at 06-2757575 ext. 58408.

> On-campus students must add the course themselves. Course withdrawal must be completed at the Department Office during the first week after the semester begins. Thank you.

> For Life Sciences Department students: this course is recognized as a departmental elective.

(Evaluation rule: all courses offered by the Department of Life Sciences in the NCKU course system are recognized.)

Course information poster for the first semester of the 2024 academic year, Whale and Dolphin Rescue
  • Course Dates: July 3 (Wed.)–July 5 (Fri.), 2024
  • Course Locations: Department of Life Sciences classrooms, National Cheng Kung University; Marine Biology and Cetacean Research Center, Annan Campus
  • Assessment: Attendance 50%; Report 50%
  1. July 3 (Tue.) 09:00–12:00, 13:00–17:00 — Course: Introduction to Protected Marine Wildlife; Hours: 7; Instructor: Professor Hao-Wen Wang, Department of Life Sciences, National Cheng Kung University, and Director of the Marine Biology and Cetacean Research Center
  2. July 4 (Wed.) 09:00–12:00, 13:00–17:00 — Course: Analysis of Domestic and International Cetacean Stranding Cases; Hours: 7; Instructor: Same as above
  3. July 5 (Thu.) 09:00–12:00, 13:00–14:00 — Course: Practical Work in Cetacean Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release; Hours: 4; Instructor: Same as above