BIO 208 - PRINCIPLES OF MICROBIOLOGY
Fall 2003
Instructor
Dr. Ruth E. Beattie
Class Time and Location
Section 001 - Monday, Wednesday,
Friday 8.00am - 8.50am 107 Morgan
Sections 201, 202, 203, 204 –
Online got to ecourses.uky.edu
Text
Microbiology, An
Introduction, 8th edition, Tortora, Funke & Case, Benjamin Cummings Publishing Co.
Biology with George Wolfe, Thinkwell CDs
Course Description
This is an introductory, survey
course in microbiology. Emphasis is placed on structural, functional,
ecological and evolutionary relationships between microorganisms.
Course Objectives
At the completion of the course,
the student should be able to:
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Demonstrate an understanding of the broad
principles which unify all life.
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Apply the principles of the molecular basis
of life to the study of microorganisms.
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Recognize the ubiquity of microorganisms.
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Demonstrate knowledge of the classification,
metabolism, diversity and genetics of selected microorganisms.
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Describe procedures / methodology used to
culture, isolate, quantify, characterize and identify microorganisms.
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Demonstrate an understanding of the basic
components of the host-parasite relationship.
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Contents. Any questions, comments? Contact Dr. Beattie at rebeat1@pop.uky.edu
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