Introductory Microbiology (3 units)
Course Description: Essentials of microbial biology, emphasizing phylogeny, physiology, genetics, ecology, and pathogenesis. Interactions with other microbes, humans, and the biosphere. Uses of microbes in agriculture and biotechnology. May be taught abroad.
Summer Session II: August 3rd - September 11th (online asynchronous)
For continuing UC Davis students: How to enroll.
- Prerequisite(s): (BIS 001A or BIS 002A or BIO 002); CHE 002B (can be concurrent).
For non UC Davis students: How to apply.
- Prerequisite(s): one quarter/semester of introductory biology; one quarter/semester of general chemistry.
Study the microbial world, and why it matters:
- Who should take it: Students interested in a career in microbiology and allied health professions.
- What you'll do: Explore microbes through engaging video lectures, readings, and online activites.
- Why it matters: Microbes impact health, the environment, technology, and everyday life.
If you have questions regarding this course, you may contact the instructor.
The information below is from the UC Davis general catalog: