APBS 6010G - Research in Applied Bioscience

This is a required team-taught course designed to provide a foundation for the graduate program in Applied Bioscience. The course provides students with current background knowledge and skills needed for research in applied bioscience and exposes students to current issues and problems that this area of research may target. The course introduces such topics as principles of experimental design, data interpretation and analysis of results, and how to present and communicate scientific information in both oral and written formats. Students also learn about the grant and scholarship process and how to write a research proposal. They are also introduced to such issues as research ethics and intellectual property.
Credit hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): Enrolment in the APBS graduate program.