Morphology is one of the major branches of linguistics. It is concerned with the internal structure of words and word formation processes in English. In this course, you will understand the structure of words and how the words we used are formed. Through the knowledge of word structure, you are better able to understand and identify the parts of speech and how they can be used to form sentences when you study syntax in your second year.

This course covers critical topics for effectively managing a successful cybersecurity and privacy program. Students will comprehensively understand governance, risk management, asset classification, and incident response. The course emphasises practical applications of cybersecurity and privacy policy frameworks, risk assessment methodologies, and intellectual property protection.

PREREQUISITES

Agriculture Economics (AEM 520S) or equivalent.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The course is aimed at providing students with: (a) contemporary skills and knowledge to manage natural resources and to solve environmental problems; and (b) analytical tools to assess and monitor the natural resource from an economic, ecological, and social science perspective. The comprehensive learning outcome for the course is that students should be able to evaluate and apply principles and advanced tools and techniques of natural resource economics in dealing with practical natural resource management issues and in facilitating sound decision-making. On completing the course students will, through assessment activities, show evidence of their ability to:

1. Use economic approaches to analyse of environmental and natural resources management problems
2. Explain the Command-and-Control and Market Approaches to Environmental Management
3. Use economic approaches to determine the value of the environment
4. Evaluate natural resource and environment related policies.
5. Conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment of any development activity.