Clinical Laboratory Science 4+1 Track (B.S.)

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Students will demonstrate knowledge of discipline- specific content related to macro- principles describing the three domains of biology and the molecular nature of life.
2. Students will use critical thinking by demonstrating the ability to recognize the components of a problem, formulate a strategy to solve the problem, apply comprehensive scientific knowledge to execute a solution and then evaluate the effectiveness of the solution.
3. Students will demonstrate communication skills reflective of professional standards consistent biology-related associations (i.e.FASEB).
4. Students will demonstrate discipline- specific core laboratory and calculation- based skills related to the characterization and classification of life forms, their components and habitats and in the molecular analysis of living species.
5. Students will demonstrate readiness for post-baccalaureate entry into a workforce or acceptance into graduate or professional programs in Biology and/or health professions.
6. Students will demonstrate global perspective in their understanding of how biological factors affect economics, health, technology and the environment.

Recommended

• Global Learning Experience

Required

• General Education Requirement
• Internship

  Course List

  Code	Title	Hours
  Biology		26-29
  BIO 101	FD: T1:Principles of Biology I
  BIO 101L	Principles of Biology I: Lab
  BIO 102	Principles of Biology II
  BIO 102L	Principles of Biology II: Lab
  BIO 200	Medical Terminology
  BIO 206	Microbiology
  BIO 206L	Microbiology: Lab
  BIO 209	Anatomy/Physiology I
  BIO 209L	Anatomy/Physiology I: Lab
  BIO 210	Anatomy/Physiology II
  BIO 210L	Anatomy/Physiology II: Lab
  BIO 304	Immunology
  BIO/CHEM 307	Essential Biochemistry
  BIO 402	DV: Genetics
  BIO/CHEM Electives		1-4
  BIO/CHEM electives(s) 300-level or higher; 2 credit maximum of BIO/CHEM 411/412; BIO/CHEM 390 counts
  Chemistry		12
  CHEM 101	FD:T1:Princ of Chemistry I
  CHEM 101L	Principles of Chemistry I: Lab
  CHEM 102	Principles of Chemistry II
  CHEM 102L	Principles of Chemistry II:Lab
  CHEM 221	Essentials of Organc Chemistry
  Mathematics		6
  MATH 155	Elementary Functions I
  or MATH 156	Elementary Functions II
  MATH 221	Statistics
  Philosophy		3
  PHIL 304	H3:TH1:TH2: Bioethics
  Total Hours		48-54

• Student also must fulfill requirements of hospital-based program. See Division Chair for program details.