Unit Award Scheme
113231 INTRODUCTION TO MICROBIOLOGY
In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have | Evidence needed | |
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shown knowledge of | ||
1 | the structure of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and the role of each organelle | Student completed work |
2 | at least two examples of both types of organism and their classification | Student completed work |
3 | the main roles of bacteria in nature and the bio-industry | Student completed work |
4 | the gram stain technique for identifying bacteria | Student completed work |
5 | the structure of viruses | Student completed work |
6 | key theories on the origin of viruses | Student completed work |
7 | at least two diseases caused by viruses | Student completed work |
8 | the classification of viruses | Student completed work |
9 | the structure and main characteristics of fungi | Student completed work |
10 | at least two diseases caused by fungi | Student completed work |
demonstrated the ability to | ||
11 | compare eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structure | Student completed work |
12 | explain why viruses are not classed as living | Student completed work |
13 | describe how viruses replicate | Student completed work |
14 | describe how bacteria replicate through binary fission | Student completed work |
15 | use a microscope correctly and safely. | Summary sheet |
All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet
Approved 28 February 2020Level - Level Three