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BIO121 Introduction to Genetics - practice
Course responsible Siri Fjellheim IPM
   
Number of credits allocated 5.0
Language Norwegian
Limits for class size -
Semester/trimester
August block Autumn parallel January block Spring parallel June block
       
         
Colour explanation: Red/yellow = teaching periods. The red period indicates when the teaching starts.
Teachers Lærere ved IPM
Type of course Exercises: 3 hours per week for 13 weeks, 39 hours in total.
Compulsory educational activities Attendance (at least 90%) at excercise classes is compulsory.
Prerequisites General chemistry equivalent to KJM100. The students need to have completed BIO120 or take BIO120 concurrently with BIO121.
Recommended prerequisites Previous knowledge of cell biology (BIO100) and microbiology (BIO130) recommended.
Exam L
Assessment methods Approved lab journal from the molecular genetics lab, and 2 sets of calculation assignments approved. Both parts must be passed. 90% attendance at exercises is compulsory.
Grading Pass/Fail
Nominal workload Exercises: 3 hours per week for 13 weeks (38 hours), self-study: 111 hours.
Course frequency Annually
Comment on frequency -
Teaching methods In addition to exercises, there will be calculations, review of exercises and lab work.
Teaching support Supervised exercises. Teacher is available at designated hours, announced on the course website.
Examiner The examiner will be involved in the planning, revision and approval of the exam questions of the course.
Entrance requirements Special requirements in Science
   
Objective of course  

The students will get training in the basic genetic analyses and laboratory work that is conducted within genetics/molecular biology. The students are also to understand the theoretical principles behind the experiments/exercises.

   
Course contents  
The exercises include demonstrations, calculations, lab exercises and are intended to give the students practice in conducting basic genetic analysis and first-hand experience in central techniques in molecular biology.
   
Syllabus  
The exercises, mostly from the textbook used in BIO120: Klug, Cummings, Spencer and Palladino: Essentials of Genetics, 7.ed., 2010, Pearson/Prentice Hall. In addition a Lab booklet.
 
Last updated 2011-04-14