Course and Time Roster – Spring 2009

Primarily for freshman, sophomores, and transfer students. Weeks 1-3.

Lec component of BIOGD 2810. Not open to students majoring in biological sciences; may not be used to fulfill requirements for biological sciences major. Prerequisites: one year introductory biology or equivalent, or permission of instructor. Lec. Highly recommended: problem-solving sessions.

Prerequisite: one year introductory biology or equivalent. Highly recommended: problem-solving sessions.

2 or 3 credits; 2 credits if taken after BIOGD 2810. Lec 001 is 2 credits. Lecture 002 is 3 credits. Prerequisite: one year introductory biology or equivalent.

2 or 3 credits; 2 credits if taken after BIOGD 2810. Lec 001 is 2 credits. Lecture 002 is 3 credits. Prerequisite: one year introductory biology or equivalent.

Prerequisites: Genetics (BIOGD 2810) or biochemistry (BIOBM 3300 or 3310, or 3320 or 3330) and permission of instructor.

Prerequisites: BIOGD 4000 or permission of instructor.

Lecture 001 is 2 credit-option. Prerequisites: BIOG 1101-1102 or 1105-1106 and BIOBM 3300 or 3310/3320

Lecture 002 is 3 credit option. Sign up through the discussion.

Prerequisites: BIOBM 4320 or BIOGD 3850 or permission of instructor.

Prerequisites: BIOEE 2780, BIOGD 2810, BIOBM 3320 or 3300 or 3330. Recommended: BIOGD 3850.

Prerequisites: BIOPL 4831 or BIOGD 2810 and permission of instructor.

Prerequisites: BIOGD 2810.

Prerequisites: BIOGD 2810, BIOBM 3300 or 3330 or 3310 and 3320.

Prerequisites: Enroll through a form in 140 Roberts Hall. Note: Arts students may not count this course toward graduation but may, upon petition (one time only) to their class dean, carry fewer than 12 other credits and remain in good standing. This would affect Dean?s List eligibility but not eligibility for graduating with distinction. S-U or letter grades by permission of the instructor. Staff.

Prerequisite: BIOGD 2810 or BIOGD 4000 or permission of instructor.

Prerequisite: BIOGD 2810 or equivalent.

Organizational Meeting TBA. This course will present a variety of career options for those earning doctoral degrees in the life sciences, including non-traditional career options. Invited speakers from a broad spectrum of professions will provide first hand accounts of their backgrounds, training and career paths, professional responsibilities, and perspectives on their chosen careers. Students in the course will participate by asking questions during the meeting sessions and by hosting the speakers for meals and/or social hours. The course will likely have six to eight sessions, one per week, each with one to three speakers. The course will meet once during the first week of classes to review the schedule of meeting times for the rest of the semester and to select the student hosts.

Organizational Meeting, January 21 at 4-5PM in Room 180 Biotech. This class will cover research performed in the laboratories of speakers in the spring MBG Friday seminar series. Students will present and discuss research articles suggested by the seminar speakers. If you can't make it to this organizational meeting but want to participate, please contact Jun "Kelly" Liu at jl53@cornell.edu.

Requirement for, and limited to second-year and beyond graduate students in genetics and development.

Prerequisite: graduate students in Genetics and Development.