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Add Policy
If you are interested in adding Biol 240 you should contact me (thomsonb@smccd.edu)as soon
as possible. I will maintain an electronic add list, ranked by
date. You should email me with the following information: name,
contact information, why you need to take Biol 240 this semester.
I will not add people the first day of class.
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| Interactive
Microscope Instruction Webpage |
| Formal Lab Instructions Antimicrobial
Properties of Plants |
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| Microbiology Tutoring Spring 2015 Hours STEM Center -
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Practice
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Practice Exam |
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Study Guide Midterm 1 |
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Study Guide Midterm 2 |
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Study Guide Midterm 3 |
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Instructions |
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Study Guide Class Final |
Grading Policy and Student Conduct:
Late Work Policy
You have adequate time to research and write your assignments, and complete your labs. If you cannot meet the deadline you automatically deduct 25% of your grade. Assignments later than one week will not be accepted and will not be graded.
Student Conduct
Cheating includes copying and plagiarism. Copying another
student’s work during exams, or reading from notes will result in
confiscation of the exam, a zero for that particular exam, and you
run the considerable risk of being expelled from the class.
Students caught cheating may have this written on their academic
record.
Plagiarism includes copying material directly out of a written
source and claiming this work as your own. It also includes
copying and pasting text directly from websites. Do not do this-
this is also cheating. Use “quotation marks”, and cite sources
where appropriate.
I hope that you enjoy the class and stay through to the final in December, but, if for any reason you have to drop the class, be sure that you actually drop the class, don't just stop turning up. It is your responsibility to officially drop the class, and remove yourself from the official roster. Failure to do so may result in you receiving an F as a final grade.
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Printing Study Questions and Lecture Outlines
THINK GREEN!
Where possible try and print on both sides
of the paper. Where printers that do not have this option print
odd numbered pages first, 1,3,5....., then flip the pages over,
put them back in the source tray and print even numbered pages
:)
As you need to download the lecture outlines before class, they may be subject to small changes between the date they are uploaded to the website and the day of lecture. In any case you will have most of the material on most of the slides.
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| Cumulative
Table of Results Instructions |
| Cumulative
Table of Results How to Screencast |
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| Instructions for Formal Lab Write Up (3/10) |
| Results of Common Biochemical Tests to
Identify Bacteria 1 |
| Results of Common Biochemical Tests to
Identify Bacteria 2 |
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| Eukaryote Diversity Show and Tell
Instructions (4/02 ) |
| Eukaryote Diversity Data Sheet |
| Eukaryote Diversity Student Groups |
| Show and Tell Group Assessment Sheet |
| Unknown Project Instructions and Rubric (5/06) |
| Grading Period 5 Instructions (5/21) |
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| Case Study Biochemical Test Results |
| Internet Resources; I have compiled a list of Microbiology websites that include background information, articles, and animations that will help you to understand the basic concepts covered in the textbook, and broaden the scope of your reading. Happy Surfing |
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