Wildlife 625

  Vertebrate Population Analysis   
Spring 2005
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Instructor

Mark Lindberg
411 Irving I
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m.lindberg@uaf.edu
Schedule - Spring 2007

Class Time and Place

Lecture  - TR 8:00 - 9:00 Irving 103
Lab - R 2:00-5:00 Irving 303
Text Williams, Nichols, and Conroy 2001. Analysis and Management of Animal Populations
Course Description & Goals Contemporary methods of estimation of fundamental population parameters, survival and movement, with their implication for management. Focus will be on assumptions and methodology of estimation techniques. State-of-the-art computer applications will be employed in laboratory exercises of actual and simulated data. (Prerequisites: BIOL 271 and STAT 401.)

Lectures and computer based laboratories will be used to develop knowledge of modeling theory and skills with analytical software.  By the end of the course, students will be able to determine appropriate design and analysis approach for studies and marked individuals and be able to use appropriate software to complete their analysis.