MCB 2010C - Microbiology MCB 2010C - Microbiology 4 credits Students will incorporate laboratory techniques to identify and study microbial organisms, emphasizing critical thinking and scientific reasoning skills. The course covers the morphology, anatomy, genetics, and reproduction of microorganisms and acellular pathogens, key aspects of microbial metabolism, and methods for controlling microbial growth. Students will analyze the role of microbes in the environment, health, and industry, explore microbial evolution and genetic diversity, and evaluate disease transmission and pathogenicity mechanisms.
Prerequisites: BSC1010, BSC1010L, BSC1085C, BSC1093C