Undergraduate academic studies phytomedicine

		UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE 21000 NOVI SAD, TRG DOSITEJA OBRADOVIĆA 8
		Study Programme Accreditation UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC STUDIES PHYTOMEDICINE
Table 5.2 Course specification
Course:	ACAROLOGY AND NEMATOLOGY
Course id: 3ОФМ4О14
Number of ECTS: 6
Teacher:	Dragana Rajković, PhD., Aleksandar Jurišić, PhD., Aleksandra Petrović, MSc
Course status	Mandatory
Number of active teaching classes (weekly)
Lectures: 4	Practical classes: 2		Other teaching types:	Study research work:	Other classes:
Precondition courses	None/navesti ako ima
Educational goal Well trained and educated students in identification of mites, ticks and nematodes in the given natural and laboratory conditions, and determination their importance for agriculture, human medicine and veterinary medicine. Acquiring the necessary knowledge concerning application of appropriate control measures in accordance with good agricultural practices, veterinary and medical ethics.
Educational outcomes The student is qualified for further education through master's and PhD studies. Students who acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in the identification and determination of mites, mites, ticks and nematodes, determination of the vector potential, threshold, type and degree of damage in agriculture, veterinary medicine and medicine, as well as ability to adequately select and apply appropriate control measures.
Course content Lectures: The importance and the task of acarology and nematology. General characteristics, morphology and anatomy of mites and ticks. Reproduction and development. Ecological factors that influence the emergence and maintenance of populations. Systematics: Eriophyidae, Tetranychoidae, Tarsonemoidea, Acaroidea, Glycyphagidae, Acaroidea, Oribatuloidea – determination of thresholds, vectors and potential control measures. Acarines - predatory species. Ixodidae, Argasidae and Nuttalliellidae - vectors of pathogens significant for human and veterinary medicine, monitoring and control. Introduction to Nematology. The morphology and anatomy of nematodes. Evolution, systematics and taxonomy of nematodes. Biology, ecology, reproduction and life cycles. Parasitism and trophic relationships of nematodes. Sedentary and migratory, endoparasites and ectoparasites. Systematics, monitoring and control fitoparazitnih nematodes. Quarantine species of mites and nematodes. Phytosanitary regulations. Exercise: methods of collection, preparation and of mites and ticks. Identification of mites and ticks: Eriophyidae, Tetranychidae, Bryobidae, Tenuipalpidae, Tarsonemidae, Acaridae (Tyroglyphidae), Glycyphagidae, Acaridae (Tyroglyphidae), Oribatulidae, Phytoseidae, Ixodidae, Argasidae and Nuttalliellidae. Collection and preparation of nematodes. Identification of nematodes by the keys.
Teaching methods Lectures – oral, textual and illustrative / demonstrative methods. Practical classes - management of students’ individual work and demonstrative / illustrative methods
Knowledge evaluation (maximum 100 points)
Pre-examination obligations	Mandatory		Points	Final exam (izabrati)	Mandatory	Points
Lecture attendance	Yes		5	Oral part of the exam	Yes	30
Test	Yes		30
Exercise attendance	Yes		5
Colloquium	Yes		30
Literature
Ord.	Author		Title	Publisher	Year
1.	Petanović, R.		Atlas – štetne grinje ukrasnih biljaka	Beografik, Beograd	2004
2.	Krantz G.W., Walter D.E.		A Manual of Acarology, 3rd edition	Texas Tech University press	2009
3.	Helle W., Sabelis M.W.		Spider Mites, their biology, natural enemies and control	Elsevier	1985
4.	Eds: Jongejan F., Reuben Kaufman W.		Ticks and Tick-Borne Pathogens	Kluwer Academic Publishers	2003
5.	Krnjajić, Đ., Krnjajić, S.		Fitonematologija. Štetne nematode u biljnoj proizvodnji i suzbijanje	Nolit, Beograd	1987
	Chen, Z. X., Chen, S.Y., Dickson, D.W. (eds)		Nematology - Advances and Perspectives. Volume II: Nematode Management and Utilization	Tsinghua University Press China & CABI Publishing UK/USA	2003
	UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE 21000 NOVI SAD, TRG DOSITEJA OBRADOVIĆA 8
Study Programme Accreditation UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC STUDIES PHYTOMEDICINE
Table 5.2 Course specification
Course:	Fruit Growing and Viticulture
Course id:
Number of ECTS:5
Teacher:	Zoran Ž, Keserović, Mira I, Medić
Course status	Mandatory
Number of active teaching classes (weekly)
Lectures:3	Practical classes:2		Other teaching types:	Study research work:	Other classes:
Precondition courses	None
Educational goal Introducing students into fruit and vine species, as well as the technology of their cultivation
Educational outcomes The acquisition of basic knowledge about cultivation of fruit trees and vines which will serve as the basis for successful protection of fruit trees and vines.
Course content Theory lessons Lectures from viticulture. The significance of viticulture. Classification of family vitaceae-genus Vitis. Morphology of grape vine. Physiological cycle of development of the vine. Ecology and propagation of the vine. Raising (planting) vineyards. Support in the vineyard. Pruning of vineyards and cultivated varieties of vines. Summer pruning in the vineyard. Nutrition in the vineyard. Soil tillage in the vineyard. Grape harvest. Classification and general characteristics of grapevine varieties. Lectures from Fruit growing The importance of fruit production. Fruit production in the world and Serbia. Integrated and biological concept of production. Fruit growing areas in Serbia. Classification of fruit trees. Reproduction of fruit trees. Ecology of fruit trees. Orchard establishment. Agricultural management practices. Characteristics of the major varieties of fruit trees. Harvesting, storage and packaging of fruits. Practical classes Contents of practical classes in viticulture Vegetative and generative organs morphology of the vine. Methods of propagation of vine and grafting techniques. Retracts and tearing branches. Pruning and tying vines. Showing important vines growing forms. Classification of grape vines varieties. Visiting the experimental farm of Faculty of Agriculture in Sremski Karlovci. Contents of exercises from Fruit growing Botanical and pomological classification. Morphology of fruit trees organs. Determination of fruit seed. Organogenesis of fruit trees. Grafting fruit trees. Orchard establishment. Pruning fruit trees. Pomological description of fruit species, varieties and rootstocks.
Teaching methods Lectures, practical work in classroom, laboratory and in the experimental fields.
Knowledge evaluation (maximum 100 points)
Pre-examination obligations	Mandatory		Points	Final exam (izabrati)	Mandatory	Points
Lecture attendance	Yes		5	Oral part of the exam	Yes	30
Test	Yes		5
Exercise attendance	Yes		20
Seminar	Yes		40
Literature
Ord.	Author		Title	Publisher	Year
1.	Kuljančić, I. (2008): Vinogradarstvo. Prometej, Novi Sad
2.	Todić Slavica, Bešlić, Z. (2010): Proizvodnja loznog sadnog materijala. Monografija, Beograd
3.	G. D. Bisztray, P. Cindrić, Edit Hajdu, D. Ivanišević, Nada Korać, J. Lázár, Mira Medić, E. Szegedi: Sorte vinove loze, sadni materijal i bolesti (sorte mađarsko-srpskih pograničnih vinogorja i čišćenje od patogena), groinform , 2011, Budapest
4.	Keserović Z., Korać N., Magazin N., Grgurević V., Gvozdenović D., Bijelić S., Vračević B. Proizvodnja voća i grožđa na malim površinama. Poljoprivredni fakultet, Novi Sad, 2008

		UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE 21000 NOVI SAD, TRG DOSITEJA OBRADOVIĆA 8
		Study Programme Accreditation UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC STUDIES PHYTOMEDICINE
Table 5.2 Course specification
Course:	ABIOTIC DISEASES
Course id: 3OFM4016
Number of ECTS: 4
Teacher:	Dr Vera B. Stojšin Dr Dragana Budakov
Course status	Mandatory
Number of active teaching classes (weekly)
Lectures:	Practical classes:		Other teaching types:	Study research work:	Other classes:
Precondition courses:	None
Educational goal Acquiring knowledge on diseases caused by the influence of abiotic factors.
Educational outcomes Enabling students to identify abiotic plant diseases and protection measures.
Course content Theory lessons - Non-infectious diseases of important cultivated plants caused by abiotic factors (harmful effects of weather factors, soil factors, lack or excess of nutrients, damage from chemical substances used in agriculture). Diagnostics of symptoms of abiotic diseases with simultaneous displays symptoms of biotic diseases. Practical teaching: Exercises, Other modes of teaching, Study research work Symptoms of abiotic diseases
Teaching methods Lectures, Practical classes, Consultations, Seminars given by students.
Knowledge evaluation (maximum 100 points)
Pre-examination obligations	Mandatory		Points	Final exam (izabrati)	Mandatory	Points
Lecture attendance	Yes		5	Written or oral part of the exam-tasks and theory	Yes	50
Test regarding material from practical classes (colloquium)	Yes		30
Exercise activity	Yes		5
Term paper	No		10
Literature
Ord.	Author		Title	Publisher	Year
1.	Stojšin, V., Bagi, F., Balaž, F.		Plant pathology textbook- mycosis and pseudomycoses of field and vegetable crops (in Serbian)	Faculty of Agriculture Novi Sad	2008
2.	Balaž, F., Balaž, J., Tošić, M., Stojšin, V., Bagi, F.		Phytopathology. Diseases of crops and vegetables (in Serbian)	Faculty of Agriculture Novi Sad	2010
3.	Babović, M.		Basics of plant pathology (in Serbian)	University of Belgrade, Faculty of Agriculture	2003