Bachelor of Science Honours in Medical Microbiology

Integrated Assessment Criteria:

1. Theoretical Knowledge:

   • Demonstrates a strong understanding of relevant theories and concepts in the field.
   • Applies theoretical knowledge effectively in practical situations.

2. Technical Skills:

   • Performs techniques with precision and accuracy, showing a high level of skill.
   • Adapts techniques as needed to achieve desired outcomes.

3. Data Interpretation:

   • Takes responsibility for accurately interpreting and reporting results.
   • Presents findings in a clear and concise manner, with appropriate analysis.

4. Research Report Writing:

   • Adheres to scientific norms in writing research reports.
   • Structures reports logically, with a clear introduction, methodology, results, and discussion sections.

Assessment Methods:

• Work-place Assessments: Evaluating practical skills and knowledge application in a real-world setting.
• Written Examinations: Assessing theoretical knowledge and understanding through written tests.
• Oral Examinations: Testing the depth of understanding and ability to articulate concepts verbally.
• Oral Presentations: Demonstrating communication skills and ability to present research findings effectively.
• Laboratory Work Assessments: Evaluating practical skills and techniques in a laboratory environment.
• Tutorial Exercises: Providing formative feedback on problem-solving abilities.
• Research Reports: Assessing the ability to write scientific reports according to established norms.
• Computer-Based Assessments: Testing technical skills and data analysis using digital tools.
• Written Seminars: Presenting review articles in a scientific journal format to assess research and writing skills.
• Oral Tests: Evaluating understanding through verbal questioning.
• Written Tests: Assessing knowledge and comprehension through written assessments.
• Written Examinations: Summative assessment of overall theoretical knowledge and understanding.