Biology
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*PREREQUISITES ARE ENFORCED IN ALL COURSES*
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LABORATORY COURSE ATTENDANCE:
Students who do not attend the first 30 minutes of the
first scheduled meeting (be it lab/lecture) may be
administratively dropped from the course or assigned
an F. Prior written notification to the instructor.
regarding an anticipated absence may ensure a space. If
a student drops a lab course after the end of the
second lab session, the Division will report a "W" for
the course.
Effective Fall 2008, students are only permitted one
"W" grade per course at UCSD. Students will no longer
be able to receive multiple "W" grades for the same
course. THE NEW "W" POLICY INCLUDES ALL LAB COURSES.
FEES FOR BIOLOGY LABORATORY COURSES:
Students who enroll in any of the following Biology
courses will be charged a lab fee which will be
assessed at the time of registration: BIBC 103 ($50),
BICD 123 ($50), BIEB 121 ($50), BIMM 101 ($80),
BIMM 121 ($90), BIPN 105 ($60).
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Biology/Lower Division (BILD )
As of: 10/14/2013, 01:12:00
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Course Number |
Section ID
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Meeting Type
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Section |
Days |
Time |
Building & Room
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Instructor |
Seats |
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Limit |
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776343
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SE |
A00 |
Th |
2:00p-3:30p |
YORK |
3010 |
Johnson, Tracy Lanise
Chilukuri, Lakshmi N
Mel, Stephanie
Macagno, Eduardo R.
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8 |
20 |
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RACE, ETHNICITY AND GENDER IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
This interactive discussion-based course will examine
the practice and philosophy of science from a multi-
cultural perspective, the historical use and misuse
of science in biomedical research and social policies,
and issues of race and medicine in a post-genomic age.
Course will meet April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, and 16.
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SE |
A00 |
Th |
2:00p-3:30p |
YORK |
3010 |
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RACE, ETHNICITY AND GENDER IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
This interactive discussion-based course will examine
the practice and philosophy of science from a multi-
cultural perspective, the historical use and misuse
of science in biomedical research and social policies,
and issues of race and medicine in a post-genomic age.
Course will meet April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, and 16.
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