Aquarium Science

This course covers the various steps involved in setting up and maintaining an aquarium. From sizing and construction to species selection and the associated design. It also covers the laws governing the production and trade of live aquatic organisms, as well as the investment and communication strategies that an institution such as an aquarium must implement to stay relevant and maintain a substantial number of visitors.

Understand the key challenges in aquarium science in R&D

-Knowing how to set up and manage a tank for different biotopes

-Knowing how to monitor the physical and chemical parameters of aquarium water

-Identify key species and their life cycles

-Adhere to the principles of ethics, professional conduct, and environmental responsibility

-What is a certificate of competence?

-Understanding an aquarium's investment and communication strategies

Continuous Assessment—Assessment will consist of a multiple-choice quiz based on the course content and a group project in which students will design a high school graduation exam on a chosen topic. Whenever possible, students will be able to create their own exam.