ML 200 - Survey of Clinical Microbiology

Credit Hours: 2

This course emphasizes the study of pathogens and disease processes. This applied science deals with the diagnosis, treatment, control and prevention of infectious disease.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

understand the historical significance of microbiology;
know how to control microorganisms;
understand the relationship between microorganisms and the human body;
be able to understand human host defenses;
know basic laboratory methods for the identification of microorganisms; and
identify human diseases in the body systems.

Prerequisites: BI 147, BI 148
F/S (N)