A Development Plan for Incorporating Molecular Techniques into the Curriculum of Undergraduate Biology Laboratories

将分子技术纳入本科生物实验室课程的发展计划

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    9751245
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 3.87万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    1997
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    1997-07-01 至 1999-06-30
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The recent addition of computer simulations into the laboratories of several of the biology courses has greatly enhanced the learning experience of students. By combining the practical experience of traditional wet laboratories with the unique opportunities for student input and discovery that is available through computer simulations, students in these laboratories are exposed to and actively participate in all phases of the scientific process ranging from the inception of experimental design to the dissemination of experimental results. In this project, the number and types of laboratories for which this pedagogic model is offered are expanded to include laboratories involving modern molecular techniques. Integration of computer simulations with wet laboratory exercises provides a better learning environment than either type of exercise provides alone. Because of past equipment limitations, the university has been unable to offer wet laboratories to complement the computer simulation of molecular techniques used in Genetics and Cell and Molecular Biology. A new laboratory course entitled Molecular Techniques in Biology has been developed to serve as a general companion course for lecture-only courses. By these additions to the curriculum, students are better prepared to conduct independent research, enter the competitive job market, or enter graduate school. Success of these laboratories can be evaluated using the departmental learning outcomes assessment process. Parameters used for this assessment include the number of students participating in local, regional, and national scientific meetings; the number of publications written by students; and the number of students accepted into competitive graduate and professional programs. An additional parameter includes job placement in the discipline within 24 months of graduation. Plans for dissemination of this project's results include sponsoring an on-site training program for sister institutions. *
最近在几门生物课程的实验室中增加了计算机模拟,极大地增强了学生的学习体验。 通过将传统湿实验室的实践经验与通过计算机模拟提供的学生输入和发现的独特机会相结合,这些实验室的学生接触并积极参与从实验设计开始到实验结果传播的科学过程的所有阶段。 在这个项目中,提供这种教学模式的实验室的数量和类型得到了扩大,包括涉及现代分子技术的实验室。 计算机模拟与湿实验室练习相结合提供了比单独提供任何一种类型的练习更好的学习环境。 由于过去的设备限制,该大学一直无法提供湿实验室,以补充遗传学和细胞与分子生物学中使用的分子技术的计算机模拟。 一个新的实验室课程,题为分子技术在生物学已经开发,作为一个一般的同伴课程,只有讲座课程。 通过这些课程的补充,学生可以更好地进行独立研究,进入竞争激烈的就业市场,或进入研究生院。 这些实验室的成功可以使用部门的学习成果评估过程进行评估。 用于此评估的参数包括参加地方,区域和国家科学会议的学生人数;学生撰写的出版物数量;以及被竞争性研究生和专业课程录取的学生人数。 另一个参数包括毕业后24个月内在该学科的就业安置。 传播该项目成果的计划包括为姐妹机构主办一个现场培训方案。 *

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