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Course Description (January
1, 2021) The
following description of BIOL 3702 is taken from the YSU eBulletin: Fundamentals of the
biology of microbes. The principles of microbial structure, function, reproduction,
metabolism, genetics, phylogeny, host-parasite relationships, and immunity.
Fundamental technical skills acquired through laboratory experiences. Three
hours lecture, three hours laboratory. Prereq.:
BIOL 2601 and concurrent enrollment in BIOL 3702L. 4 s.h. As
designed, BIOL 3702 provides a mixed lecture/laboratory educational
experience focused upon the rudimentary concepts of microbiology as well as
their practical application. BIOL 3702
not only prepares students for more advanced courses in the microbiological
sciences, but also provide knowledge essential to many diverse careers in
biology, e.g., biotechnology, biomedical research, etc. These courses also serve students desiring
a career in medicine, dentistry, podiatry, etc. Students
enrolled in BIOL 3702 must concurrently enroll in a laboratory
section, BIOL 3702L. The laboratory component of this BIOL 3702
is an integral part of Microbiology.
There are no exceptions to enrolling in BIOL 3702L. For individuals repeating BIOL 3702 there may be some consideration for
laboratory work previously accomplished.
Such persons must contact Dr. Cooper for such consideration before the
second laboratory session. Also, there
is a fee for BIOL 3702L which helps defray the costs of materials used in the
laboratory. Please note
the following: For
the Spring 2021 semester, Dr. Cooper will NOT be
offering opportunities for Honors Contracting. Please
report any “broken” links to Dr.
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