This exercise forms part of a second year module in research methods and scientific communication taught to classes of 60-90 bioscience students. Students can find such topics rather dry and as a result the taught sessions rely heavily on workbooks and worksheets to cover the syllabus which includes: locating and evaluating sources; primary and secondary literature; style and layout; the peer review system and its role in scientific publication; citation and referencing.
The assignment requires students to apply the knowledge they have gained in the taught sessions to a short exercise to satisfy the following learning outcomes:
- Use relevant methods to locate and interpret research information in the primary scientific literature.
- Use appropriate forms of scientific communication in this module and in other modules within the programme.
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