LABORATORY SCHEDULE

Biology 0111
Fall Term 1997

J.W. Traister, Instructor
Phone number: K149B Office--269-2909

Date                                                           Topic
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  September 5.....................................Classification of animals
  September 12....................................The microscope and unicellular organisms
  September 19....................................Cells of multicellular organisms
  September 26....................................Principles of diffusion and osmosis
 *October 3.......................................Plant structures: leaf, stem, root, seed and flower
  October 10......................................Plant physiology
  October 17......................................Animal physiology
 *October 24......................................Survey of vertebrate systems
  October 31......................................Survey of vertebrate systems
  November 7......................................Survey of vertebrate systems
 *November 14.....................................Lab test on vertebrate systems
  November 21.....................................To be announced
  November 28.....................................Thanksgiving week ( no labs)
  December 5......................................Lab grade and evaluation
  December 12.....................................Final examination period
* Weeks in which tests will be taken

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Policy regarding tests:  All students are expected to take tests on the date and the time scheduled.
Make-up exams are given only by permission of the instructor.

Policy regarding attendance:  Three points will be credited for no absences. Three points will be
deducted for each lab missed after the first absence.

Policy regarding grading:	90 - 100%	A	179 points or more
				80 - 89%	B	159 - 178 points
				70 - 79%	C	139 - 158 points
				60 - 69%	D	119 - 138 points 

    All courses adhere to the policies described in the University's Guidelines on Academic
Integrity and the Code of Student Conduct. It is expected that the student is knowledgeable in the
following areas of due process:  1)  Grievance Procedure, 2)  Academic Policies,  3)  Professional
Integrity,  4)  Academic Honesty, and 5)  Academic Status.

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