MCD BIO 180AScientific Analysis and Communication I
Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology · 2 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)
Students read and discuss scientific articles and give presentations, introducing research topics using relevant primary literature. Critical aspects of research process, including record keeping, ethics, laboratory safety and citizenry, mechanics of scientific writing, diverse approaches to research, and project responsibilities and ownership. Acquisition of in-depth and broad knowledge about student research projects, improvement of oral and written communication skills, and full appreciation of process of doing good science and becoming skilled researchers.
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Enforced corequisite: course 196A.
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MCD BIO 180A
- MCD BIO 196AResearch Apprenticeship I in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
- LIFESCI 7ACell and Molecular Biology
- LIFESCI 7BGenetics, Evolution, and Ecology
- LIFESCI 7CPhysiology and Human Biology
- LIFESCI 107Genetics
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MCD BIO 180A
- MCD BIO 180BScientific Analysis and Communication II
- MCD BIO 196BResearch Apprenticeship II in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biologyanother path to it
- MCD BIO 196AResearch Apprenticeship I in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
- MCD BIO 196BResearch Apprenticeship II in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biologyanother path to it
- MCD BIO 196BResearch Apprenticeship II in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
3 courses list this as a requisite. The whole downstream is here — 8 courses over 2 levels. Every course here opens its own tree.