Department of Biological Sciences-UWM


Undergraduate Advising Packet
Molecular Biology

    FRESHMAN YEAR:
    Bio Sci204-150Foundations in Biol Sci I4 cr
    Bio Sci204-152Foundations in Biol Sci II4 cr
    Chemistry224-102General Chemistry5 cr
    Chemistry224-104Gen. Chem & Qual Analysis5 cr
    Math600-105Intermediate Algebra3 cr
    Math600-211*
    or
    600-225/226
    or
    600-231*
    600-232*    		Surv. Calculus &Analytical Geometry

    Calculus with Pre-Calculus I & II

    Calculus & Analytical Geometry
    Calculus and Analytical Geometry
    (if 231 taken math 232 strongly recommended)     		4 cr

    4/4 cr

    4 cr

    4cr
    SOPHOMORE YEAR:
    Bio Sci204-260Genetics3 cr
    Bio Sci204-310**General Ecology3 cr
    Bio Sci204-333**
    or
    204-407**
    or
    204-500**     		Plant Kingdom

    Plant Systematics and Evolution

    Plant Physiology    		3 cr

    3 cr

    3 cr
    Chemistry224-341Intro. Surv. of Org. Chem3 cr
    Chemistry224-342
    or
    224-343*
    224-344*
    224-345*    		Intro. Surv. of Org. Chem Lab

    Organic Chemistry
    Organic Chem Lab
    Organic Chemistry     		2 cr

    3 cr
    2 cr
    3 cr
    JUNIOR YEAR:
    Bio Sci204-303General Microbiology4 cr
    Bio Sci204-470Cell Molecular Biology4 cr
    Bio Scielectives  
    Physics754-120General Physics I4 cr
    Physics754-121General Physics Lab1 cr
    Physics754-122General Physics II4 cr
    Physics754-123*General Physics Lab II1 cr
    SENIOR YEAR:
    Seminar:204-670(Senior Seminar)

    Electives 204-356** (Develop. Biol), 401** (Immunology), 402** (Immunology Lab), 405 (General Virology), 536 (Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology), 620 (Microbiol Physiol), 625 (Human Genetics), 626 (Molecular Cytogenetics and Cell Culture), 650 (Molecular Biology of Microorganisms), 660 ( Eukaryotic Molecular Biology), 663 (Lab. Tech. in Mol. Biol.), 667 (Adv. Techniques in Microbial, Molecular and Cellular Biology), 676 (Cellular Evolution).

    *While these courses are not required to meet the minimum standards for the Biological Sciences major, they are recommended for any student interested in graduate study.
    **Distributional requirements

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    Last Modified: March 14, 1998
    Thomas P. Schuck