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Common courses for all study tracks result in the following general learning outcomes:
  • Identify phenomena, processes, and changes in the agroecosystem.
  • Interpret phenomena, processes, and changes in the agroecosystem.
  • Analyse the significance, functions, and socioeconomic characteristics of agriculture within the overall economic structure of the economy.
  • Interpret the significance, functions, and socioeconomic characteristics of agriculture within the overall economic structure of the economy.
  • Use managerial and marketing tools in the management of agricultural production or agricultural enterprises.
  • Describe measures and methods for plant health protection.
  • Organize the implementation of measures and methods in the field of plant health.
  • Recognize the importance of applying science in agriculture and the agroecosystem of their environment.
  • Describe the sensory characteristics of agricultural products.
  • Recognize the role of sensory analysis in the quality control of agricultural products.
  • Apply food safety systems in agribusiness from farm to table.
  • Explain the basics of EU and Croatian legislation in agribusiness.
  • Discuss the topic of protected designations of origin.
  • Assess soil productivity and fertilization.
  • Explain the use of modern technologies in agricultural production.
  • Explain the agroecological conditions for growing various agricultural crops.
  • Describe the structure and explain the function of individual plant organs and tissues.
  • Explain the processes of plant growth and development.
  • Explain the use of various technical and technological solutions in the production of fruit, vegetables, medicinal and aromatic plants, and grapevines.
  • Explain the basics of plant biotechnology and the process of producing planting material for fruit, vegetable seedlings, flowers, ornamental, medicinal, and aromatic plants, and grapevines.
  • Explain the main grape varieties and the most important wine "brands" (designations) of Croatia and the world.
  • Explain the importance of enology in the development of winemaking.
  • Apply technological procedures and practices used in winemaking.
  • Describe the relationship between the chemical composition and organoleptic characteristics of wine and "terroir."
  • Interpret results obtained through various analytical, sensory, and microbiological methods.
  • Determine the basic chemical and microbiological composition of wine.
  • Use different sensory methods to assess wine quality.
  • Apply agrotechnical measures and practices used in viticulture.
  • Assess the quality and health safety of grapes.
  • Analyse agroecological conditions for grapevine cultivation.
  • Explain the morphological structure and function of grapevine organs.
  • Analyse agroecological conditions for cultivating fruit, vegetables, medicinal and aromatic plants, and olives.
  • Explain the structure and function of the organs of fruit, vegetables, olives, medicinal and aromatic plants.
  • Apply appropriate cultivation technology for fruit, vegetables, olives, medicinal and aromatic plants in open fields and protected environments.
  • Apply varietal agronomy techniques for fruit, vegetables, olives, medicinal and aromatic plants.
  • Apply basic procedures for the storage and processing of fruit, vegetables, olives, medicinal and aromatic plants.