302 | Immunology (BIO
302) | 4 credit hours
An introduction to the basic principles of
immunology. Topics include immunoglobulin
structure and function, cellular and molecular immunology, types of
immune reactions and immunological disorders. Emphasis is placed
on how the immune system protects individuals against infectious
agents and prevents the development of abnormal cells within the body.
Lecutre/Lab
Prerequisites: BIO 204, 320
CLS 485 | Clinical Internship
| 12-14 credits
The senior year curriculum in medical technology
is a 12-month clinical internship to be completed
at an approved hospital. The internship begins in
the summer between the junior and senior year
and is completed 12 months later. Fifty-two weeks
of course work is required. Since course work in the individual areas
is distributed over the period, the entire internship must be
completed to obtain credit
for courses listed below. The senior internship constitutes a total of
40 credit hours. For purposes
of registration and assessment of fees, the senior student registers
for 6 hours in the second summer session and 17 credit hours for the
fall and spring semesters. Policies concerning the internship are
determined by each hospital where the program is offered. The student
should consult the handbook developed by the hospital program for
specifics. At the successful completion of the internship as
determined by the hospital-based program, the student will be granted
a Bachelor of Science Degree in Clinical Laboratory Science from Mount
Marty College if all degree requirements have been met. Courses listed
below are representative of those offered at approved hospitals. Fall
and spring registration for 14 hours each and summer registration for
12 hours for a total of forty hours.
CLS 490 | Seminar
| 1 credit
Each student prepares a review article on a topic in biology, chemistry, or
medical technology of his/her choice and presents this paper to the faculty
and senior natural science majors.
Prerequisite: Four Courses in Biology and/or Chemistry
CLS 498 | Research
| 1-4 credits
This course requires an investigation (on or off campus) of a hypothesis.
The work is selected and carried out under the direction of a biology or
chemistry faculty member. It involves a literature review of the area of the
endeavor and selected laboratory experiments designed to test the
hypothesis.
Prerequisite: Four Courses in Biology and/or Chemistry |