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Monash College Handbook
CELLS, TISSUES AND ORGANISMS (MCD7050)
Purpose
The aim of this unit is to investigate the chemical constituents of living cells and biological reactions, cell structure & function, animal diversity and evolution, functional systems and the relevance of the microbial world in biomedical science.
Prerequisites
Nil
Learning outcomes
On completion of this unit, students should be able to:
- understand the structure and function of cells and their diversification into multicellular functional systems and organisms.
- appreciate the tools and techniques used to study the structure and function of single cells, tissues and organisms.
- know the principles behind and practical use of the microscope as a key tool in biomedical science.
- be aware of safe laboratory procedures.
- have skills to use the library facilities to critically evaluate a given topic.
- have basic scientific communication skills gained from problem based projects involving independent or group activities.
Assessment
| Essay: |
15% |
| Practical reports: |
20% |
| Examination: |
65% |
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