This graduate-level course is designed for students to demonstrate foundational knowledge in key areas of biomedical science, including cell biology and molecular biology, as they relate to human health and disease. Students will describe and integrate fundamental concepts across cell biology and physiology. The course focuses on identifying major concepts underpinning advanced coursework, requiring students to list principles, compare concepts across biological systems, and construct concept maps linking biomedical concepts to human health and disease. Furthermore, students will apply scientific terminology and conceptual frameworks, accurately using biomedical terms, summarizing current research articles, and presenting oral explanations of concepts. This course aligns with program outcomes related to demonstrating comprehensive understanding of core concepts, applying scientific reasoning, and evaluating and solving biomedical problems.
BMS-511: Foundations in BMS
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