Atmospheric Pollution Control AM216021 Current Open for UCT
Topic outline
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General information
This course provides fundamental knowledge in the nature of atmospheric pollution, relative types, correlated effects, control principles and applications.The interactive video conferencing-based tools are available in Microsoft Teams and Zoom Video Communications (screen share interactive face-to-face learning).
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Extra information associated with a particular point in a document or other piece of information
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Contact, profile, and consultancy tools with the professor
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General principles, pedagogy and management strategies used for classroom instruction
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Types and grades of qualification suggested to follow the course
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Resources used in teaching and learning to help achieve desired studying objectives
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The amount of working time expected or assigned students
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General endpoints of knowledge and understanding after the study
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Function indicates that the study should completed with substantially quality and credit
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Assessment by lecturer of all aspects of the learning experience
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Recommended textbooks, reference books, workbooks and handbooks
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An informal gathering where current students can learn all about
(designed openly for enrolled participants)
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Quiz: 1
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Before taking a real test or exam, you are welcome to repeatedly practice with this tutorial version, in multiple attempts.
This is a demo version to:
+ check that your device meets the requirements of the network, browser and operating system.
+ familiarize with the interface/layout displayed and navigation during the test or exam.
+ be trained to the structure, types, format and behaviour of questions
+ verify that everything/yourself is prepared properly.The questions in this tutorial/demo version are not related to the course syllabus!
Please feel free to contact the lecturer if you would have any further question, comment or suggestion.
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Final exam Quiz
This is a quiz-based final exam.
The exam comprises questions based on the course syllabus, solid knowledge and levels of understanding.+ The exam has an independent numerical marking and assessment scheme.
+ Grading method of exam/ re-exam: best attempt/highest score (not last attempt nor average score).+ In each attempt, a random question set is automatically generated from the question database, by a computer algorithm.You have approximately 30 minutes to complete.
All the best!
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