MCB Courses
Ungraded | Core | Electives
Notice: all external links open in a new window.
I. MCB Ungraded Courses (C/NC)
| MCB |
513 |
Developmental Journal Club |
All quarters |
| MCB |
514 |
Lit Review |
Autumn quarter |
| MCB |
515 |
Lit Review |
Winter quarter |
| MCB |
516 |
Lit Review |
Spring quarter |
| MCB |
517 |
Topics |
Periodically |
| MCB |
519 |
Topics |
Periodically |
| MCB |
520 |
Tutorial |
Periodically |
| MCB |
560 |
Biotechnology Externship |
Contact Dr. Moon |
| MCB |
580 |
Teaching Practicum |
All quarters |
| MCB |
599 |
Lab Rotations |
1st year |
| MCB |
600 |
Lab Research |
Before General Exam |
| MCB |
800 |
Lab Research |
After General Exam |
[to top]
Ungraded | Core | Electives
II. MCB Core Courses
Directions for Class Times & Schedules:
- Go to www.washington.edu/students/timeschd.
- Select quarter.
- Find "School of Medicine."
- All Conjoint courses are listed, however you will only receive elective credit for MCB core courses listed on the MCB website.
Syllabi and descriptions of the classes will be listed on the departmental homepages.
| Winter Quarter |
| Week 1-5 |
Conj 514-A:
Inflammation, Vascular Disease & Metabolism
Monnat/Rosen
T Th 9:30-10:55 |
Conj 544:
Protein
Structure, Modification, and Regulation
Stoddard
T Th 3:20-4:40 |
Conj 542:
Development
Raible
T Th 1:00-2:20 |
| |
Conj 526
Intro to Systems Biology & Quantitative Approaches to Biomedical Sciences
Aitchison
M TH 1:30 - 2:30 |
|
|
| Week 6-10 |
Conj 514-B:
Cancer Biology & Therapy,
Molecular, Gene and Cell-based Therapies
Rosen/Monnat
T Th 9:30-10:55 |
Conj 524:
Structural Basis of Signal Transduction
Xu
T Th 1:00-2:30 |
|
Conj 535
RNA Structure and Biological Function
Ferre-D'Amare
T Th 3:20 - 4:40 |
Conj 534
Nervous System Development (MSWord)
Cooper
T Th 3:20-4:40 |
Conj 548:
Modeling Proteomes
Samudrala
M W 3:30 - 5:00 pm |
| Spring Quarter |
| Week 1-5 |
Conj 541:
Cellular Processes
Bornstein
MWF 8:30-9:20 |
|
Conj 551
Immunity
Not offered 2009 |
| Week 6-10 |
|
Conj 539:
Biological
Basis of Neoplasia
Kemp
T Th 3:20-4:40 |
Conj 504
Topics in Molecular Medicine
Scharenberg
W 11:30 - 12:50 |
Conj 545:
Molecular
Interactions
Verlinde
W 10:30-11:20
F 9:00-11:20 |
Conj 549:
Microbial
Population
Mittler
M W 11:00 - 12:20 pm |
|
[to top]
Ungraded | Core | Electives
III. MCB Electives
Approved MCB Electives - Offered at the University of Washington
STAT 502: Design and Analysis of Experiments
http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/stat.html#stat502
Offered: Autumn
Genome 547: Scientific Writing
http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/genome.html#genome547
EDC&I 505: Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction
http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/edci.html#edc&i505
Choose the class section that pertains to "Writing about Science for
Technology for General Audiences".
Offered all quarters.
MCB Electives - Offered at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
MCB 511: Cell Cycle Control
http://www.fhcrc.org/science/education/grad_postdoc/courses/
Offered: Spring 2007
MCB 521: Embryos, Genes, and Development
http://www.fhcrc.org/science/education/grad_postdoc/courses/
Offered: Winter 2007
MCB 532: Human Pathogenic Viruses
http://www.fhcrc.org/science/education/grad_postdoc/courses/
Offered: Fall 2008
*******************************************
Below is a list of departments all of which 500 level courses appropriate for MCB elective credit. Please check the UW Time Schedule or individual department web sites for the most current class offerings. If classes that you are interested in taking are not listed below, email either Dr. Raible or Dr. Emerman requesting his approval of the class for graded elective credits. Include a description of the class, how it relates to your studies, and how you will be graded (test, paper, etc.).
The elective classes that you choose must relate to molecular and cellular biology and be rigorous enough to include either a final exam or required paper for a grade. Elective classes must be at the 500 level and receive a numerical grade. Elective courses counted as MCB-required graded coursework cannot be graded as credit/no credit (C/NC). You are required to have a total of 21 graded credits (12 credits of graded, elective coursework; 9 credits of graded conjoint courses).
Under extraordinary circumstances, 400 level classes can be used for graded class work. You will need to contact Dr. Raible or Dr. Emerman requesting approval of the class.
*******************************************
[to top]
Ungraded | Core | Electives
|
