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General Microbiology II
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Course Objectives
This course was designed to continue your introduction to the
major concepts, principles and applications of microbiology. You will
learn more about what microorganisms are, how they function, and how
they are important in your life.
- During the first half of this course, you will learn about the
diversity, evolution, and ecology of microorganisms. In particular,
the ecological roles of bacteria and archaea will be emphasized.
You will also learn about the diversity of microorganisms in
relation to how they interact with their environment, which
encompasses their physical surroundings and other living things.
Both the beneficial and the harmful aspects of these interactions
will be considered.
- During the second half of this course, you will learn about
the interactions of microorganisms with humans. You will learn
principles of infectious disease and epidemiology, then you will
learn how humans protect themselves from infectious disease.
Finally, you will learn how certain infectious diseases come about
and what their impact is on humans.
© 1996-2008 John R. Stevenson. All Rights Reserved
Please email
questions and comments to:
John
R. Stevenson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Microbiology
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
USA
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