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Professor of Microbiology and Immunology Phone: 590-7482 crenk@fgcu.edu |
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MCB 3020C - General Microbiology -
A study of the structure, function and genetics of bacteria and other
microorganisms, their relationships in natural and controlled environments
emphasizes the interactions of pathogenic bacteria and their hosts. Laboratory
includes an introduction to the isolation, identification and culture techniques
of bacteria and other microbes and their physiological and pathological
properties.
Credits: 4GradingPrerequisites: CHM 2210C and BSC 1010C
Fees: $25.00
Grading for the course will be distributed as described below. Examinations
will be given as outlined in the syllabus. Examinations will cover material
taken from lecture, the text and laboratory material. Individuals with
a valid excuse will be allowed to retake the examination within one week
of the missed exam at a time outside of the regularly scheduled class time.
Class participation and activities are calculated in the grading. Quizzes
are taken from the on line course companion web site at
http://occ.awlonline/bookbind/pubbooks/tfc/chapter1/deluxe.html. Students
are required to complete 25/28 online quizzes or you may choose to complete
all 28 and drop the lowest 3 grades. The quiz scores can be forwarded directly
to me at the completion of each quiz via email. Please forward the quiz
as a text attachment. Identification of laboratory unknowns is integral
to the learning of microbiology and will be required of all students. A
term project is required of each student wih analysis and a report due
the week before final exams. It is anticipated that the mean of examinations
will fall above 75%. In the event this does not occur, grades from students
will be averaged, the mean score determined and the grades adjusted to
acquire a mean of 75%.
MCB 3020C
Exams: 300 pts (@ 75 pts each)
Quizzes:125 pts (25 @ 5 pts each)
Lab: 140 pts includes activities, participation & reports
Unknowns: 25 pts
Term Project 100 pts
Total Possible Points = 690 pts
A = 615 pts or higher
B = 545-614 pts
C = 480-546 pts
D = 410-479 pts
F < 410 pts
Monday and Wednesday 11:00
am - 1:45 pm
Room 209 Ben Hill Griffin
III Bldg.
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