MCD BIO 188
Special Courses in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
Description: Seminar, two hours. Departmentally sponsored experimental or temporary courses, such as those taught by visiting faculty members. May be repeated for credit with topic change. Letter grading.
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Spring 2019 - Dr. Prunet is a very caring and hard working professor. His lectures are very clear and often connect with other lectures in the class, facilitating better content retention and understanding. His accent isn't the most clear, but it isn't that bad and your brain will soon adapt to understanding it. This class was great as we did get hands on experience with an Eco Revolve microscope, as well as a confocal microscope from the Dr. Sagasti's lab in BSRB. He is more than generous on the grading and the tests were just the right difficulty. He's a no BS guy and is always open to answering your questions!
Spring 2019 - Dr. Prunet is a very caring and hard working professor. His lectures are very clear and often connect with other lectures in the class, facilitating better content retention and understanding. His accent isn't the most clear, but it isn't that bad and your brain will soon adapt to understanding it. This class was great as we did get hands on experience with an Eco Revolve microscope, as well as a confocal microscope from the Dr. Sagasti's lab in BSRB. He is more than generous on the grading and the tests were just the right difficulty. He's a no BS guy and is always open to answering your questions!
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