BI413 Research I
Students will explore the principles of research language, ethics, and methodologies through the lens of a faculty-led research project. As a culmination of the concepts and techniques learned in upper level sciences, participants will learn the importance of critically reviewing literature, diligently designing and orchestrating research techniques through laboratory investigation, and contributing research-supported findings to their local and global communities. Students will complete 240 contact hours, 80 hours per credit, and will be graded based on satisfactory or unsatisfactory completion.
Prerequisite
Course is capped; students must apply and be accepted in order to take this course.