Program Details | College of Biological Sciences

Microbiology

	PLO #1	PLO #2	PLO #3	PLO #4	PLO #5	PLO #6	PLO #7
BIS 002A	202203 Introduced					202203 Introduced	202203 Introduced
BIS 002B	202110 Introduced					202110 Introduced	202110 Introduced
BIS 002C	201801 Practiced Mastered					201801 Introduced	201801 Introduced
BIS 101		201703 Introduced				201703 Introduced Practiced	201703 Practiced
BIS 102		201801 Introduced Practiced				201801 Introduced Practiced	201801 Practiced
BIS 103		201710 Practiced				201710 Introduced Practiced	201710 Practiced
BIS 104		201707 Practiced Mastered				201707 Introduced Practiced	201707 Practiced
MIC 104	Mastered	Mastered	Introduced Practiced	Introduced	Introduced	Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered
MIC 104L			Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered
MIC 105	Mastered	Mastered	Mastered	Practiced	Practiced Mastered	Mastered	Mastered
MIC 105L			Mastered	Mastered	Mastered	Mastered	Mastered
MIC 191						Practiced Mastered	Practiced Mastered

1	Describe the molecular and structural unity of microbial life, explaining how this diversity is generated and perpetuated and how it allows microbes to thrive in so many different environmental niches.
2	Demonstrate knowledge of how genetics and biochemistry are used to elucidate the organization and function of microorganisms.
3	Use classical, molecular, and genomic methods to identify microorganisms isolated from natural environments.
4	Explain and be able to use good microbiological practices in a laboratory setting.
5	Evaluate how microorganisms interact with animals, plants, other microbes, and the environment in beneficial, neutral, or detrimental ways.
6	Demonstrate scientific quantitative skills, such as the ability to evaluate experimental design, read graphs, and use information from scientific papers.
7	Effectively communicate scientific data and ideas in standard formats.