Upper-Division

METX 104 Interdisciplinary Training in Environmental Toxicology

Laboratory course for advanced undergraduates. Emphasizes training in broad and interdisciplinary analytical and technological approaches to problems in toxicology, direct intensive participation, and critical thinking skills.

Credits

5

Requirements

Prerequisite(s): BIOL 20A, BIOE 20B, and BIOL 20C, and BIOL 100 or equivalent.

Quarter offered

Spring

METX 110 Scientific Presentations

Presentation of scientific research in academic formats. These include both oral and poster presentations. The presentations will be based on original research conducted by each student.

Credits

3

Instructor

A Flegal

Quarter offered

Fall

METX 120 Environmental Statistical Analysis

Provides a fundamental understanding of data generation, sampling design, and statistical analysis. Environmentally related data sets will be analyzed either by hand or using the statistical package Minitab.

Credits

5

Instructor

The Staff

METX 130 Principles of Environmental Toxicology

Presents the principles of environmental toxicology, including the major classes of toxicants, environmental movement and fate, toxicokinetics, xenobiotic biotransformation, toxicodynamics, factors influencing toxicity, mechanisms of toxic action and detoxication, mutagenicity and carcinogenicity, toxicity testing and evaluation, and risk assessment.

Credits

5

Quarter offered

Winter