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Biotechnology

Course Schedule

Spring 2007 Class Schedule
Spring registration: January 12 - 22, 2007
Spring classes begin: January 17, 2007

Proteins and Nucleic Acids (BTC555)
Lectures: Thursdays 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Co-requisite Laboratory TBA
Advanced Metabolism (BTC 557)
Lecture: Tuesdays 4:30- 6:30 p.m. Co-requisite Laboratory TBA
Biotechnology II (BTC 562)
Lecture / Laboratory at UTHSCT only Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Student Seminar (BTC 556)
Thursdays 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Critical Reading I (BTC 576)
Monday 11:00 - noon

Summer I 2007 Course Schedule
First term registration: May 29-31
First term classes begin: May 30, 2007

Biophysical Chemistry (BTC558) (Lectures offered at UTHSCT & SFA. Required laboratory at SFA.)
Scientific Laboratory Concepts (BTC 576)
Introduction to Biotechnology (BTC 503) UTHSCT only

Summer II 2007 Course Schedule
Second Term Registration: July 9, 2007
Second Term Classes begin: July 9, 2007

Advanced Biochemistry (BTC 569)

Fall 2007 Course Schedule
Registration: August 21 - 30
Classes begin: August 27

Advanced Biotechniques (BTC 559)
Molecular Biochemistry (BTC 563)
Biotechnology I (BTC 561)
Student Seminar (BTC 575)
Critical Reading II (BTC 576)
Faculty Seminar

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University of Texas Health Center at Tyler

Biotechnology

Course Schedule