Teaching
Spring Semester
50:680:211. Microbiology
and its Application (3)
Prerequisites: 50:120:101,102 or 50:990:253, or permission of instructor,
corequisite 50:680:212
Designed primarily for students in the nursing program, will
not satisfy the biology or biomedical technology requirements
Structure and characteristics of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, with
special emphasis on forms pathogenic for humans. Metabolism and
genetics of microorganisms and principles of immunology, host-microbe
interactions, pathogenesis of bacterial, fungal, and viral diseases
and their medication.
Monday and wednesday 2.50
pm - 4.10 pm, Armitage Building
Syllabus and lecture material
available on webct
50:680:212. Microbiology and
its Application Laboratory (1)
Lab. 3 hrs. Corequisite 50:680:211.This course is usually taken
concurrently with 50:680:211
Basic laboratory techniques for isolating, examining, and identifying
bacteria and fungi with emphasis on clinical techniques normally
used for pathogenic organisms and their control.
Tuesday 9.00 am - 12.00 am and 1.20 pm
- 4.20 pm, Science Building
Lab notes and home work assignments available
on webct
Fall Semester
50:680:301. General Microbiology
(3)
Prerequisites: 50:120:101,102
Structure and characteristics of prokaryotes, eucaryotic microorganisms
and viruses and their metabolism, genetics, ecology and use in biotechnological
applications. Includes also aspects of immunology and the pathogenesis
of bacterial, fungal and viral diseases.
50:680:303. General Microbiology
Laboratory (1)
Lab. 3 hrs. Corequisite: 50:680:30. This course is usually taken
concurrently with 50:680:301
Basic microbiological techniques for isolating, examining, and identifying
bacteria, fungi and viruses and experimental investigation of their
characteristics.
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