Teaching
UNDERGRADUATE
UNDERGRADUATE
1. Community Ecology: Introductory course on community ecology. We follow Vellend's and Mittelbach's books.
1. Community Ecology: Introductory course on community ecology. We follow Vellend's and Mittelbach's books.
2. GIS Applications in Biology: Introductory course on the use of spatial information and some of its potential applications in Biology.
2. GIS Applications in Biology: Introductory course on the use of spatial information and some of its potential applications in Biology.
GRADUATE
GRADUATE
1. Quantitative Methods in Ecology and Evolution: We follow Ovaskainen's book.
1. Quantitative Methods in Ecology and Evolution: We follow Ovaskainen's book.
2. Occupancy Modeling: Introduction to occupancy modeling and its derivatives. We follow MacKenzie's and Kéry & Royle's books.
2. Occupancy Modeling: Introduction to occupancy modeling and its derivatives. We follow MacKenzie's and Kéry & Royle's books.
3. Niche modeling and geographic distributions: Introduction to the theoretical concepts and application of niche modeling. Class is taught in conjunction with professors Octavio Rojas Soto, Rosario Landgrave, and Andres Lira from INECOL (Veracruz, Mexico), Enrique Martinez Meyer and Angela Cuervo from UNAM. We follow Peterson's book.
3. Niche modeling and geographic distributions: Introduction to the theoretical concepts and application of niche modeling. Class is taught in conjunction with professors Octavio Rojas Soto, Rosario Landgrave, and Andres Lira from INECOL (Veracruz, Mexico), Enrique Martinez Meyer and Angela Cuervo from UNAM. We follow Peterson's book.
