Department of Medical and Research Technology (DMRT)
Biotechnology Track
Credit Hour Requirements
A minimum of 30 credit hours is required. This requirement includes 24 credits of course work and 6 hours of thesis research with a completion of a research thesis.
| REQUIRED COURSES: | ||
| MBIC 608 | Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | 4 credits Other biochemistry courses may be taken with a permission of DMRT Grad Committee: 4 credit hours of 600 level, or at least 5 credit hours of course at least at 400 level. |
| MEDT 628 | Seminar | 2 credits (1 credit, must enroll twice) All DMRT graduate students are required to attend seminar during their tenure as a graduate students. |
| MEDT 630 | Scient & Techn Writing | 2 credits |
| MEDT 635 | Teaching Practicum | 2 credits (enrollment with the permission of the course director) |
| DBMS 638 | Biostatistics | 2 credits (or PREV 620 Principles of Biostatistics or POSI 604 Statistical Analysis) |
| MEDT 680 | Lab Management | 3 credits (Biomed Res Track students may select an alternate management course with a permission of DMRT Grad Committee) |
| MEDT 687 | QC & Regulations Lab Sci | 2 credits |
| MEDT 631 | Research Design | 2 credits |
| CIPP 909 | Responsible Conduct of Rsrch | 1 credit |
| MEDT 799 | M.S. Thesis Research | 6 credits Students can begin their research projects after taking biochemistry and finishing approximately 12 hours of course work. |
| ELECTIVE COURSES: The remainder of the course requirements are elective biomedical courses in student's field of interest, which must be approved by student's advisor. | ||
| MEDT 671 | Molecular and Cell Biology | 3 credits |
| MEDT 638 | Special Topics | 1-4 credits |
| PATH 712 | Methods in Chem and Mol Pathol | 3 credits |
| MMIC 702 | Basic Immunology | 3 credits |
| MMCB 601 | Fundamentals of Cell Biology | 3 credits |
| MMIC 701/ GPILS 710 | Principles of Bacterial Pathogenesis | |
| MMIC 704 | Basic Virology | 3 credits |
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