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                    2.     Ability to present research findings in a poster form
                    3.     Ability to present research findings using oral presentation

               Humanity Skill:
               CS8, CTPS7, LL3

               References:
                    1.     Turabian, K.L. and Booth, W.C. 2013. A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses,
                           and Dissertations. 8th Edition. University of Chicago Press.
                    2.     Hofmann, A. 2013. Scientific Writing and Communication: Papers, Proposals, and
                           Presentations. 2nd Edition. Oxford University Press.


               SQG7003 Applied Weed Science

               Students will be attached with industry key players in agriculture. This will give the students the
               opportunity  to  gain  experience  from  crop  protection  related  industry.  Students  will  adopt  the
               knowledge learned from the courses to real life application in industry.

               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment:           100%

               Medium of Instruction:
               English

               Transferable Skills:
               Experience with industry

               Humanity Skill:
               TS5, LL3, EM3, LS4

               References:
               Not applicable



               SQG7004 Applied Weed Science

               Discussion on the principles of weed biology, economic importance, control and herbicide usage and
               selectivity  will  be  carried  out.  Herbicide  classification,  mode  of  action,  application,  handling  and
               storage will also be discussed. Rationalization of herbicide applications, regulations and economic
               aspects  will  be  emphasized.  Planning,  design  and  implementation  of  long-term  sustainable  weed
               management programs will be introduced. Analysis of traditional and new technologies for weed
               management  based  on  their  impact  on  agriculture,  society  and  the  environment  will  also  be
               addressed.

               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment:           60%
               Final Examination:                       40%




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