BIOS 3205 - Cell and Microbiology Techniques

• Students will be able to maintain a contemporaneous lab notebook detailing their experiments and results.
• Students will be able to perform and explain the need for aseptic technique by building upon their biology knowledge.
• Students will be able to analyze and explain the results of their protein experiments using and transferring the knowledge gained across the disciplines of biology, chemistry, and mathematics.
• Students will be able to connect their knowledge of genes, proteins, cell functions, and human disease to the performance of biological research and experiments.
• Students will be able to perform regular and fluorescent photo-microscopy by building upon their biology knowledge and experience.
• Students will be able to adapt computer skills to perform basic bioinformatics searches on genes, proteins, and associated human diseases.
• Students will be able to record, analyze, and explain scientific experiments in worksheet form and in laboratory report form.
• Students will be able to present their own transgenic projects to an audience and respond to questions about those projects.
• Students will be able to demonstrate a developing sense of self as a learner in biological research, microbiology, and/or medicine and build on their prior experience in biology to respond to new and challenging contexts.