Departmental Advisors
Undergraduate Advisor
Departmental Notes

For course descriptions and pre-requisite information click on the subject column next to the appropriate catalog number.

THIS DEPARTMENT ENFORCES UNDERGRADUATE PREREQUISITES. Please note that the registration system may not factor in transfer work when determining if prerequisites have been met. If you are unable to register for a course and think you have met the prerequisite(s), please contact an advisor from this department to inquire about obtaining a permission code. You may be administratively dropped from a course if the prerequisite has not been met.

  • Class Number: 7090
  • Instructor: RUPPER, ADAM C
  • Component: Laboratory
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Fees: $50.00
  • Seats Available: 3
  • Class Number: 6873
  • Instructor: RUPPER, ADAM C
  • Component: Laboratory
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Fees: $50.00
  • Seats Available: 8
  • Class Number: 6874
  • Instructor: RUPPER, ADAM C
  • Component: Laboratory
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Fees: $50.00
  • Seats Available: 18
  • Class Number: 6875
  • Instructor: RUPPER, ADAM C
  • Component: Laboratory
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 1.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Fees: $50.00
  • Seats Available: 19
  • Class Number: 5746
  • Instructor: BOHS, LYNN
  • Component: Lecture
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 2.0
  • Wait List: Yes
  • Fees: $70.00
  • Seats Available: 0

Vaccines play a crucial role in safeguarding the body against pathogenic diseases by inducing a durable memory within the body’s immune system. This course will cover the process of vaccine development and the mechanisms by which the immune system responds to vaccines for enduring immunity. Topics in this course will include vaccine design, vaccine efficacy, basic immunology, immune responses triggered by vaccines and pathogens, and the formation of immunological memory. The course will include a combination of assigned readings and homework, class discussions, team-based learning, and in-class activities. In addition to covering the course content, this course will integrate learning strategies for reading and interpreting scientific literature. Key goals of this course include improving critical thinking skills, scientific literature comprehension, data interpretation, and conversing in an active learning environment. This course is currently full. To be placed on the waitlist please fill out the permission request form here: https://forms.gle/WknFUb9V8EmkQwk58
  • Class Number: 5072
  • Instructor: ACEVEDO, ADAM A
  • Instructor: Nelson, Morgan
  • Component: Special Topics
  • Type: In Person
  • Units: 2.0
  • Requisites: Yes
  • Wait List: No
  • Seats Available: -4

Vaccines play a crucial role in safeguarding the body against pathogenic diseases by inducing a durable memory within the body’s immune system. This course will cover the process of vaccine development and the mechanisms by which the immune system responds to vaccines for enduring immunity. Topics in this course will include vaccine design, vaccine efficacy, basic immunology, immune responses triggered by vaccines and pathogens, and the formation of immunological memory. The course will include a combination of assigned readings and homework, class discussions, team-based learning, and in-class activities. In addition to covering the course content, this course will integrate learning strategies for reading and interpreting scientific literature. Key goals of this course include improving critical thinking skills, scientific literature comprehension, data interpretation, and conversing in an active learning environment. This course is currently full. To be placed on the waitlist please fill out the permission request form here: https://forms.gle/WknFUb9V8EmkQwk58