| BCH190
: Spring 2006
The
Way We Work With Life:
Issues in Biotechnology
Additional BCH190 Objectives
This
course, Issues in Biotechnology (BCH 190), is intended for the general
public, Life Science Industry staff, high school teachers and undergraduate
students regardless of their major or degree program. It also forms the
basis for the graduate level versions of this course. There are no prerequisites.
The course aims to accomplish three goals: 1) to provide basic knowledge
about DNA and gene expression that is fundamental to the how biological
life functions, 2) to present the current applications in biotechnology,
and career opportunities in the growing fields that are related to biotechnology;
and 3) to examine issues and ethics concerning the future of biotechnology
and our society. This course provides a perspective on the rapidly changing
fields of biotechnology and offers insight into careers.
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Comments
from previous sessions
“It has informed me of the current issues involving biotechnology
and given me a broader and more confident platform when discussing these
topics.”
“Up to date techniques/research/applications are very helpful –
gives a wealth of knowledge I use in my HS classes.”
"Thank you for a most stimulating, intellectual, informative
& enjoyable course. Not only personally, but professionally as an
RN & certified paralegal, I have acquired a wealth of knowledge from
your course."
"Well done and very informative."
"Thank you so much for the wonderful experience. I have shared much
with my friends."
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