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The Main Themes of Microbiology | Ch. 1 |
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Prokaryotic Profiles: The Bacteria | Ch. 4 |
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Elements of Microbial Nutrition, Ecology, and Growth | Ch. 7 |
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The Cocci of Medical Importance | Ch. 18 |
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The Bacilli of Medical Importance | Ch. 19, 20 |
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Miscellaneous Bacterial Agents of Disease | Ch. 21 |
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An Introduction to Viruses | Ch. 6 |
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Viral Diseases and the DNA Viruses | Ch. 24 |
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The RNA Virus Diseases | Ch. 25 |
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Microbe-Human Interactions: Infection and Disease | Ch. 13 |
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The Nature of Host Defenses | Ch. 14 |
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The Acquisition of Specific Immunity | Ch. 15, 16 |
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Exam #4 | |
| Evaluation:
Your grade is based on point accumulation. Points can be earned through various opportunities:
2) quizzes; 3) group work/worksheets.
B = 80 - 89% C = 70 - 79% D = 60 - 69% F = 0 - 59% |
| Attendance:
100% attendance is not mandatory, but it is clear that final course grades are directly related to class attendance. I will record attendance for students on financial
aid, grants, benefits, etc. according
If you require reasonable accommodations because
of physical, mental or learning disabilities, please contact me within
the first two weeks of the term.
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| Make-up Work:
Make-up work is often difficult to schedule and will only be permitted after consulting with me concerning the nature of your absence. Absence for a test will earn no points for that evaluation unless the instructor is notified prior to the test date. Make-up exams may be essay and/or oral evaluation. |
| *The above abbreviated syllabus is subject to change and will be periodically updated, but the descriptions here are meant to provide an overview. Current syllabi are always available at the information desk on campus. |
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