Biol 337 ubc reddit. If you've got any questions I'd be happy to answer them.
- Biol 337 ubc reddit. Warning that content in my first or second year courses may have changed over the years, and I'll admit I can't remember a whole ton about it. Philip Matthews): the class is pretty interesting, because it has a lot of math involved with biology. In the project, you ask a question related to developmental biology and genetics in some way, and then create a research project around that to answer the question, and give potential results and what they would implicate. In addition to the courses listed there, I've also taken BIOL 310, 335, 362, 364 and ASIA 326. If you've got any questions I'd be happy to answer them. Decided to revive this old thread now that I've finished 5 terms of co-op and attended a 3-week course at Bamfield. . If it's about a biology course, check out the old thread first. Are third-year biology laboratory courses useful in acquiring skills and knowledge of the material being studied? I'm specifically referring to the following courses: BIOL 337 (Introductory genetics lab) BIOL 340 (Cell bio lab) BIOL 341 (molecular bio) I'm planning on taking all 3 of those labs. I honestly really enjoyed the homework assignments, since it was a lot of fun ways to use math to understand how animals work, like how much buoyancy does a blue whale have. I'm planning my courses for 3rd and 4th year, and I'm wondering whether any biol major students have tips on what labs are good to take? Or ones that are relatively less demanding of your time? BIOL 325 (Dr. Got questions about your upcoming classes, textbooks, student life, or technical stuff? I'll try my best to help you out. Course Description: A laboratory course demonstrating the fundamental principles of inheritance: Mendel's Laws, sex-linkage, mapping, mutagenesis, chromosome structure, developmental biology, biochemical and population genetics. pzxq iazcek pvkct nejzns usfwl vrmz dgen rzdjsf nvp nsbwm