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Microbiology BIOL 202

TENTATIVE SYLLABUS SPRING 2016

DATE

TOPIC

TEXT

Jan 9-13

Introduction, overview, Main Themes

Chapter 1

Jan 16-20 Chemical Connections, Methods for Studying Microbes

2,3

No Class Monday January 16, Martin Luther King Day

Jan 23-27 Prokaryotes, Eukaryotes

4,5

Jan 30-Feb 3 Eukaryotes cont’d., Viruses, Exam review.

5,6

FIRST HOUR EXAM FEBRUARY 3rd

Feb 6-10

Microbial Nutrition, Ecology, Growth, and Metabolism

7,8

Feb 13-17 Microbial Genetics, Genetic Engineering

9,10

No Class Monday February 20, Presidents Day

Feb 20-24 Genetic Engineering cont’d. Exam review.

10

SECOND HOUR EXAM FEBRUARY 24th

Feb 27-Mar 3 Control of Microbes, Drugs and Chemotherapy

11,12

Mar 6-10 Infections and Disease, Host Defenses

13,14

Mar 13-17 SPRING BREAK

Mar 20-24 Immunity and Immunizations

15,16

Mar 27-Mar 31 Immunization/Assays, Immunity Disorders

16,17

THIRD HOUR EXAM, March 31st

Apr 3-7

Medical Importance: Cocci and Bacilli

18,19

Apr 10-14 Medical Importance: Bacilli cont’d.

19,20