BIOL 205 Cell Biology
This course will provide
students with an understanding of biological processes at the cellular and
molecular levels. Students will gain experience with techniques relevant to
cell biology in the laboratory setting. Topics will include cell function,
structure, environmental interaction, life cycle, and differentiation, with an
emphasis on eukaryotic cells. This course is designed for biology majors,
biochemistry majors, laboratory science majors, and pre-professional and
pre-allied health science students.
Hours Weekly
3 hours lecture, 3 hours lab
Course Objectives
- Demonstrate an ability to interpret experimental approaches in cell biology in both classic and
contemporary literature. - Demonstrate an understanding of relationships between cell structure, function, and
environmental interaction. - Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between life cycle and differentiation.
- Synthesize knowledge gained in cell biology to solve complex problems.
- Apply an understanding of experimental approaches in science by performing laboratory
experiments and interpreting experimental results.
Course Objectives
- Demonstrate an ability to interpret experimental approaches in cell biology in both classic and
contemporary literature.This objective is a course Goal Only
- Demonstrate an understanding of relationships between cell structure, function, and
environmental interaction.This objective is a course Goal Only
- Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between life cycle and differentiation.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Synthesize knowledge gained in cell biology to solve complex problems.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Apply an understanding of experimental approaches in science by performing laboratory
experiments and interpreting experimental results.This objective is a course Goal Only