BIO 202 provides an introduction to the diverse world of microbes. Topics include the structure, metabolism, identification, and genetics of archaeons, bacteria, and viruses. Special emphasis is placed on interactions between microbes and humans, both in terms of pathogenesis and biotechnology. Laboratory focuses on isolating, identifying, and characterizing bacteria using a variety of classical and modern techniques.
Course Format
CLASSROOM: FLEX with Face-to-Face sessions. Audio recordings of sessions will be available for students not on campus and all visual material will be available on Moodle.
LABORATORY: FLEX with Face-to-Face sessions. The laboratory will have a limit of eight (8) students at any time. 75-minute lab session each week with follow-up independent work to observe cultures, stain and observe slides, run tests, and record data. Students will work in pairs on two projects during the semester.
Course Format
CLASSROOM: FLEX with Face-to-Face sessions. Audio recordings of sessions will be available for students not on campus and all visual material will be available on Moodle.
LABORATORY: FLEX with Face-to-Face sessions. The laboratory will have a limit of eight (8) students at any time. 75-minute lab session each week with follow-up independent work to observe cultures, stain and observe slides, run tests, and record data. Students will work in pairs on two projects during the semester.
- Teacher: Jeffrey Sich