Code
EPID6001
Credits
25
Graduate Attributes
This unit will enable students to develop, apply and adapt statistical models and relevant technology to address research questions, interpret and communicate results of public health investigations.
Lecture
1 hr Weekly
Computer Laboratory
2 hrs Weekly
Unit Learning Outcomes
- 1 select appropriate statistical approaches for model building tasks
- 2 apply and adapt statistical models and relevant technology to address research questions
- 3 interpret and communicate the results from statistical modelling
Course Learning Outcomes
- 1 apply knowledge in key areas of nutrition; integrate research principles into practice and extend knowledge of food and nutrition issues
- 3 appraise a range of data for assessing health status of individuals, groups and populations to inform future outcomes
- 4 collaborate with clients, carers and health care teams; document appropriately to the discipline
- 5 critique and apply appropriate technologies used in food and nutrition programs
- 6 articulate reflective practice in the acquisition of knowledge and skills related to own dietetic practice and career development
- 7 apply global perspective to nutrition causes and treatment of chronic diseases
- 9 establish and maintain ethical and professional practices in the workplace; develop collaborative relationships and networks to advocate for individuals, groups and the profession; demonstrate professional leadership and practices to promote nutrition.
Assessment Breakdown
Co-requisite