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Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
Laboratory Medicine Techniques
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Knowledge of biology, physiology, statistics, bio-informatics are required.
Objectives
Contents The methodological principles on which scientific research is based will be illustrated. Practical knowledge will also be provided for the conduct, analysis and communication of research activities.
Extended Syllabus Definition of research. Research objectives. Types of research. Inductive and deductive thinking. The scientific method:
- Problem definition;
- Review of concepts and theories and previous observations (database of consultation of scientific literature and their use);
- Hypothesis formulation and testing (one-tailed and two-tailed tests; hypothesis vs theory);
- Research design (descriptive studies, experimental studies, clinical studies, pre-clinical research, dependent and independent variables, cause-effect association, sampling);
- Data collection (precision, accuracy, error, security and retention, intellectual property);
- Data analysis (Ingenuity Pathway Analysis);
- Scientific fraud;
- Interpretation and communication (oral and written communication, writing a scientific paper, writing a research project, writing a thesis).
Recommended Bibliography Material provided by the teacher.
Teaching Methods Lectures with the use of audiovisual media. Assignment of exercises.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Interactive lessons with frequent questions to students on the topics discussed and treated in previous lessons. The exam includes an oral test during which the knowledge of the topics, the language and the analytical skills of the candidates are assessed. The vote is expressed out of thirty with the possible attribution of honors. The grade from 18 to 21 indicates just enough learning, from 22 to 24 a moderate level of learning, from 25 to 27 a good learning and from 28 to 30 an excellent learning. The grade "with honors" indicates particular skills in critical analysis of the topics of the course.
Contacts/More Information Call 0871541475 or send an email to mromano@unich.it for information or to make an appointment.