National Teachers Enhancement Network: Course Description In this course, we will first address some basic aspects of microbiology as they In addition to assigned textbook and syllabus readings and online http://www.scienceteacher.org/courses/mb539.htm
Extractions: Cost: appx $760 In this course, we will first address some basic aspects of microbiology as they relate to infectious disease. How are microbes different from each other and from humans, and why do these differences matter? How do antimicrobial agents kill or inhibit microbes without seriously harming humans? How do microbes aquire resistance to antimicrobial agents? Attention will then turn to the immune system, with emphasis on the roles of the immune system in infectious disease. Finally, and for about two-thirds of the course, we will examine important infectious diseases of humans: their causes, pathogenesis, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and prevention. In addition to assigned textbook and syllabus readings and online discussion, participants in the course will analyze scientific journal articles and solve case histories involving infectious disease and immunology. INSTRUCTORS: Norman D. Reed, Ph.D., is Emeritus Professor of Microbiology, Montana State University - Bozeman, and Affiliate Professor of Microbiology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Prof. Reed has taught courses in immunology and infectious disease to undergraduate, medical, and graduate students and served as first coordinator of MSU's Master of Science in Science Education program.
Extractions: Health Sciences Center The Microbiology Graduate Program has 18 faculty members, and there are currently 21 Ph.D. students enrolled in the Program. Close individual attention is given by the faculty to the needs and training of each graduate student. Approximately 200 students are enrolled in a variety of Ph.D. programs at the Health Sciences Center. Students in these programs share many educational and scientific activities, as well as social and intramural sporting activities. First year students in most of the basic science Ph.D. programs take a common core course during the fall and winter quarters, and part of the winter quarter and the spring quarter are used for elective courses. All graduate students are encouraged to participate in the Annual Graduate Student Research Symposium, where students share their research accomplishments with other students and faculty. THE HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER The Health Sciences Center campus of the University of Colorado includes the University Hospital, the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, and Pharmacy. The Microbiology Graduate Program is a component of the Graduate School within the School of Medicine. The Health Sciences Center is a modern facility located in a pleasant residential neighborhood just east of downtown Denver. It is a safe and quiet neighborhood, within easy reach of city parks, shopping and the downtown area. There are reasonably priced apartments and rental housing near the campus. Many of the students, post-doctoral fellows and faculty live within walking or biking distance of the campus.
Microbiology A series of online medical microbiology courses. It provides lecture notes withhyperlinks to images, schematics, and explanatory text. http://omni.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D008829.html
Extractions: low graphics broader: Biology other: Computational Biology Developmental Biology Genetics Molecular Biology ... Radiobiology narrower: Bacteriology Mycology Virology omig For electronic communication between members of the Oral Microbiology and Immunology Group of the British Society for Dental Research. (Description courtesy of JISCmail). Microbiology Dentistry Allergy and Immunology bmj.com collected resources : microbiology Collected resources on microbiology from the online British Medical Journal. BMJ collections list the most recent BMJ articles (usually with links to the full-text) in a subject area or speciality, and also link to relevant books and journals from the BMJ Publishing Group. Microbiology Collected Works [Publication Type] Medical microbiology topics A series of online medical microbiology courses. It provides lecture notes with hyperlinks to images, schematics, and explanatory text. Lectures cover bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites as agents of human disease as well presenting concepts relating host-parasite relationships and their association with immunological phenomena. Published on the Web by the Indiana University School of Medicine. Teaching Materials Microbiology Allergy and Immunology Association of Medical Microbiologists The Association of Medical Microbiologists (AMM) was founded in 1983. It is concerned with all aspects of medical microbiology and infection in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The site provides details about the Association, membership requirements, and information on meetings and events. An extensive collection of public oriented documents are freely available. There is an AMM email discussion list which is open to both AMM members and non-members. Please note there are password protected areas of this Web site for AMM members only.
Biozone: Microbiology Fundamentals of microbiology 101 online lecture notes. This page containsweb sites providing educational resources, or online microbiology courses. http://www.biozone.co.uk/biolinks/MICROBIOLOGY.html
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WKU Biology Courses online Syllabi. 207 GENERAL microbiology. 3 hours. GEN ED DI An introduction tomicroorganisms Prerequisites BIOL 220221 and a microbiology course. http://asm.wku.edu/courses/courses.html
Extractions: The certificate in Bioinformatics is intended to provide the students with a core set of knowledge and skills in Bioinformatics. University of Maryland University College is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Learn more about this online bioinformatics certificate The Department of Biological, Chemical and Physical Sciences at the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) offers online a Master of Biology degree. The program combines technical depth with the interdisciplinary viewpoints of law, management, and communications. You will have a choice of one of four areas of specialization: Cell and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry or Biotechnology with common courses in biochemistry, molecular biology, technical communications, probability and statistics and project management or intellectual property. IIT is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
School Of Molecular Biosciences - Microbiology Courses Course Requirements Degree Academic Advisor Degree Alumni microbiology Links microbiology links for students. Journals. online Resources http://molecular.biosciences.wsu.edu/academics/microcourses.htm
Extractions: Washington State University Home Schedule of Studies Microbiology is both a basic and an applied science that studies microorganisms and their activities. It is concerned with their form, structure, reproduction, physiology, and identification. It includes the study of their distribution in nature, their relationship to each other and to other living things, their beneficial and detrimental effects on human beings, and the physical and chemical changes they make in their environment. Employment opportunities in industrial, government, hospital, and private laboratories and agencies are excellent for qualified graduates. Areas in which the unit is prepared to direct research include the biology of membranes, bioremediation, molecular genetics, molecular basis of cell-cell interactions and virulence, microbial differentiation, cellular and tumor immunology and the regulation of the immune response. The Microbiology degree program offers options in general microbiology and medical technology, leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology. Requirements for the general microbiology option and for the medical technology option are the same except that Biol 418 is required for the medical technology option. A one-year internship in an accredited school of medical technology is required after graduation for those interested in becoming certified medical technologists. At the graduate level, the school offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Science in Microbiology and Doctor of Philosophy (Microbiology).
Independent Study @ Mississippi State University The following courses are online and use WebCT as the delivery method. 12 assignments and 2 exams Course Syllabus. Back to Top. microbiology http://www.is.msstate.edu/online_courses.html
Extractions: var sc_project=517585; var sc_partition=3; var sc_invisible=1; Home Contact Us Need Help? September 23, 2005 College Credit General Information Policies/Procedures Text-Based Courses Online Courses ... Register Now! High School Credit General Information Course Listing Register Now! USDA Consumer Safety Training Independent Study - College Credit Online Course Listing Menu Accounting Business Quantitive Analysis Corrections (Criminal Justice) Economics Foreign Languages Geography History Marketing Mathematics Microbiology Music Philosophy Physical Education Poultry Science Real Estate and Mortgage Financing Sociology The following courses are online and use WebCT as the delivery method. These courses require that students have access to a computer in order to complete the course. For information on how to register for any of the courses below, please visit the Admissions/Registration section on the college credit policies and procedures web page.
UNC Chapel Hill RN-BSN Online - Prospective Students Many schools, including UNC at Chapel Hill, offer online courses and microbiology 55 Elementary Pathogenic microbiology or microbiology 51 Elementary http://nursing.unc.edu/current/rn-bsn/prospective.html
Extractions: Step One: Is This Program Right For You? back to top The first thing to determine is whether Carolina RN-BSN is right for you. Hopefully, you've already determined that an online program is suitable for you. (If you haven't done so already, take a look at the self-test in the Program section .) If so, why should you pursue your degree at Carolina? At Carolina, we practice both the art and science of nursing. The art brings a synthesis of intellect and emotion to every task we undertake. The science that informs this art molds men and women into skilled practitioners who think critically, employ sophisticated technology, assume clinical and management roles, and make a difference in people's lives. This high caliber of educational excellence has made us one of the best schools in the country, and people use terms like state-of-the-art, world-class, quality, and groundbreaking to describe our staff, our programs, our faculty, and our graduates.
Information For Undergraduates Bacteriology courses online. Bacteriology 101 General microbiology. Bacteriology102 - General microbiology Laboratory. http://www.bact.wisc.edu/undergradinfo.html
Extractions: Bacteriology 101 - General Microbiology. Bacteriology 102 - General Microbiology Laboratory. Bacteriology 303 - Procaryotic Microbiology. Schedule, readings, study questions and practice exams. Bacteriology 304 - Procaryotic Microbiology Laboratory. Schedule, syllabus, example papers, and lab protocols. If you would like to be a Teaching Assistant for Bacteriology 304, fill out the TA application Bacteriology 324 - Food Microbiology Laboratory. Bacteriology 330 - Host-Parasite Interactions. Schedule, lecture notes, study questions and practice exams. Bacteriology 370 - Bacterial Genetics. Bacteriology 375 - Bacterial Genetics Laboratory. Course description and registration instructions. Bacteriology 527 - Physiology of Microorganisms Laboratory. General information, Lab Manual, Schedule, etc. Bacteriology 545 - Topics in Biotechnology: Focus on Agricultural Biotechnology.
Biotechnology Program--Online Courses And Distance Education You may take eight of the ten required courses online as long as you attend tworequired onsite 410.615 microbiology 410.622 Molecular Pharmacology http://www.jhu.edu/advanced/biotechnology/online.html
Extractions: Program Home Welcome Highlight on Courses Highlight on Students ... Affairs The Johns Hopkins MS in Biotechnology offers a wide range of online courses that can conveniently fit into your schedule. Designed for busy bioscience professionals, our online courses provide in-depth coverage of theoretical, applied, and specialized subjects and are taught by expert faculty from academia, the private sector, and the government. You may take eight of the ten required courses online as long as you attend two required onsite courses. You may attend the onsite courses during any semester, including summer and intersession, at a Johns Hopkins location in Rockville, Maryland; Baltimore, Maryland; or Washington, DC. Prerequisites:
BIO215 - Microbiology Information Page The LECTURE course content in this online course is presented online using There is an online microbiology textbook that you might find helpful. http://courses.ccm.edu/public/BIO215_ralisauskas/
Extractions: Course Description: A comprehensive study of microorganisms, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and algae. Topics covered include microbial anatomy, physiology, genetics, ecology and methods of control. Research methods and modern immunological concepts also are discussed. Laboratory exercises in basic microbiological techniques and the study of living microorganisms are designed to supplement the theory presented. 02/04 The LECTURE course content in this online course is presented on-line using PowerPoints with audio of the lecture as it was presented during a class offered the prior semester. In order to participate in the class you will need a computer with a sound card andwindows media player. All exams are given on-campus during the required laboratory sessions. For the Summer, 2005 semester the Laboratory course content must be on-campus and will be held on 2 Saturdays from 8am to 3pm. See below for dates. For the Fall 2005, we will meet 3 times plus you will schedule your final exam with the office of distance ed. Dates for fall meetings 9/24/05, 10/22/05, 11/19/05 .at 8:00am until 3pm in A118 SH. These lectures specifically require that you use windows media player. Using a high speed cable or internet connection will prevent some of the constant buffering (periodic automatic reloading of the file due to net congestion).
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Online Course Information , This is a general microbiology course for nononline courses Offered Course Name, Biology 115 Introduction to microbiology.Course http://global.cscc.edu/scienceinfo/bpsonline/bpsonlinecourses/Online Course Info
Extractions: Online Courses Offered BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY NATURAL SCIENCE PHYSICS BIOLOGY Biology 100 Course Name Biology 100 - Introduction to Biology Course Description This is an introductory biology course where, basic principles of biology such as: the characteristics of life, the scientific method, organization of living things, basic biochemistry of a cell, cell structure and function are explored. The course also discusses classification systems, binomial nomenclature, cell theory, passive and active transport system, metabolic reactions, enzymes, photosynthesis and general concepts of mitosis and meiosis. It also introduces the structure and function of cell organelles, cell division (mitosis and meiosis), the principles of general Mendelian genetics and ecology are explored. Prerequisite Placement into ENGL 100 or higher. Laboratory There is no Laboratory for this course Required On-Campus Meetings Yes. Exams taken on campus at testing center. Number of On-Campus Meetings Per Quarter Three exams taken at testing center.
Life Sciences Class Lecture Notes Online Below is a list of courses offered by Life Sciences departments CLS 421 Advanced Applications of Clinical microbiology http://lifesciences.asu.edu/text/classes.htm
VEIN Links : Microbiology contains online teaching materials used during an infectious diseases course.The site also links to a list of other microbiology courses on the web. http://vein.library.usyd.edu.au/links/microbiology.html
Extractions: Created and maintained by Dr Al Chan Ph. D, this information gateway provides access to a vast collection of microbiology resources. The site is classified into subject areas such as general, environmental, food, veterinary, and medical biology as well as sections on education and careers. The site also features a search engine and FAQ and news pages. University of Sydney Library Catalogue Written by Timothy Paustian, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA, this site contains the full text of the Microbiology Textbook. It includes sections on classification and phylogeny, the structure of procaryotes, nutrition and growth of bacteria, metabolism, host parasite relationships and disease, control of microbial growth and bacterial genetics. It contains a list of definitions and a quiz.
Microbiology Courses 20002001 online Catalog Undergraduate Edition MICR 329 General microbiology (5hrs) A lecture and laboratory course on the nature and biology of http://www.emich.edu/public/catalogs/current/acaf/colleges/coa/bio/ugrad/micr_cr
Extractions: Introduction to the biology of bacteria and other microbes; transmission of infectious diseases; and principles of, control of, and immunity to infectious diseases. A lecture/lab course. Does not apply on the curriculum in clinical laboratory sciences or on microbiology concentration in biology major, but will count as an elective on general biology concentration or biology minor.
