14 courses with the subject BIOC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
After consultation with a faculty member doing biochemical research, the student undertakes a research problem under the guidance of that faculty member. Prerequisites: Permission of the faculty member. 1-3 Credits
Immersion in a project-based research environment, focusing on current methodologies in biochemistry, molecular biology, genomics, and bioinformatics. In a highly collaborative atmosphere, students will form an interactive research team that engages in rigorous scientific problem solving through the sharing of ideas and progress reports. Prerequisites: BIOL 12100 or BIOL 11900; CHEM 22100. (Y) Attributes: ENRE2 Credits
After consultation with the faculty in the the Departments of Biology or Chemistry, the student undertakes a research problem in the lab under the guidance of one or more faculty members. Course is repeatable up to 18 credits. Prerequisites: CHEM 12100, BIOL 12100 or BIOL 12200. (F,S,Y) 1-3 Credits
After consultation with a faculty member doing biochemical research, the student undertakes a research problem under the guidance of that faculty member. Prerequisites: Permission of the faculty member. 1-3 Credits
After consultation with a faculty member doing biochemical research, the student undertakes a research problem under the guidance of that faculty member. Prerequisites: Permission of the faculty member. 1-3 Credits
A one-semester survey course covering the main concepts of biochemistry and molecular biology. Covers protein structure, enzymology, core metabolism, nucleic acid structure, DNA replication, transcription and translation from a molecular perspective. Lecture/discussion: Three hours. Not open to students who have completed BIOC 35300 or BIOC 35400. Prerequisites: BIOL 11900 or BIOL 12100; CHEM 22100; CHEM 23200. (S,Y) Attributes: BIEL3 Credits
Introduction to biochemistry, including consideration of protein, enzyme, carbohydrate, and lipid structure and function, and metabolism of sugars, fatty acids, and amino acids. Mechanisms of reactions and control of pathways are stressed. Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisites: CHEM 22200 and 23200. (F,Y) Attributes: BIEL, QL3 Credits
The structure of nucleic acids and chromosomes, replication of DNA, mutation and repair, DNA recombination, transcription, RNA processing, translation, gene regulation in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, genes and development, and molecular medicine will be covered. Three hours of lecture and one hour of discussion per week. Prerequisites: CHEM 22200 and BIOL 22700. (S,Y) Attributes: BIEL4 Credits
In consultation with a faculty member, student will plan and execute a research project in biochemistry or related area. The project will culminate in a research paper describing the findings as well as an oral presentation delivered to the department of the faculty advisor. Prerequisites: BIOL 22700; CHEM 23200; permission of instructor. (F-S, Y) 3 Credits
After consultation with a faculty member doing biochemical research, the student undertakes a research problem under the guidance of that faculty member. Prerequisites: Permission of the faculty member. 1-3 Credits
Discussion of recent research papers in the field of biochemistry. Students will analyze recent scientific reports in depth, applying and integrating what they have learned in previous courses. This course fulfills the ICC capstone requirement. Prerequisites: BIOC 35300. (F,Y) Attributes: BIEL, CP2 Credits
After consultation with a faculty member doing biochemical research, the student undertakes a research problem under the guidance of that faculty member. Prerequisites: Permission of the faculty member. 1-3 Credits
After consultation with a selected honors committee from biology and chemistry faculty, the student undertakes a research project under the guidance of a faculty member. An honors thesis and an oral defense of the thesis are required. Prerequisites: Admission to honors program; three credits of research at level 3 or above. 3-4 Credits
Advanced study of major research areas of current interest. Topics change from year to year but may include genetic engineering anc cloning techniques, mechanisms of carcinogenesis, toxicology, immunology, and gerontology. Prerequisite: Graduate student in good standing or permission of instructor. (S,Y)
Source: Ithaca College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
