Students will carry out two projects, each consisting of a set of related experiments, and then write a short paper emphasizing the scholarly presentation of scientific data and its interpretation. Class meetings are once a week for three hours, with the laboratory available at other times for additional work as required by individuals.

I am present throughout each laboratory meeting to provide an introductory lecture, and to assist and advise students in their work. In keeping with the goal of the course, enrollment is limited.

Details:

Prerequisite: BIO 325 AND 126L WITH A GRADE OF AT LEAST C IN EACH. CREDIT OR REGISTRATION FOR BIO 366 IS RECOMMENDED

Grading: 40% each paper
20% performance in lab.
No exams.
Writing component course.

For further information contact:
Richard Meyer rmeyer@mail.utexas.edu