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    MCDB 139: Medical Microbiology

    Seng Hui Low


    e-mail: shlow@lifesci.ucsb.edu
    Office Hours: Friday, 2 - 3 pm Via Zoom

    Nicole Chan
    e-mail: nicole06@ucsb.edu
    Office Hours: Thursday, 3 – 4 pm Via Zoom

    Lecture Syllabus (Is subject to change)

    Week Date Lecture


    1 Mar 28 Host/microbe relationships
    Mar 30 Human microflora & immune system overview
    2 Apr 4 Innate immunity
    Apr 6 Adaptive immunity
    3 Apr 11 Antibiotics
    Apr 13 Vaccines & Clinical microbiology
    4 Apr 18 Midterm 1
    Apr 20 Clinical micro & Biological Warfare
    5 Apr 25 Clinical micro & Biological Warfare Part 2
    Apr 27 Bacillus
    6 May 2 Clostridium
    May 4 Cholera
    7 May 9 Listeria
    May 11 Prion Diseases
    8 May 16 Midterm 2
    May 18 E. coli
    9 May 23 Staphylococcus
    May 25 Streptococcus
    10 May 30 Memorial Day
    Jun 1 Mycobacterium tuberculosis

    Final Exam: Tuesday, June 7 at 7.30 pm


    Todar’s On-line Textbook of Bacteriology; http://www.textbookofbacteriology.net/kt_toc.html

    DSP – Submit your requests within the 1st week of class.

    CLASS RULES

    1. Students must have completed the MCDB 1 series (or equivalent) with a grade of "C" or better.

    2. Students are required to take 2 midterms and a final exam. Make-up exams are not given. If
    you are too ill to take one of the exams (i.e. cannot get out of bed!) you must have a
    valid, written explanation from your physician to do a make-up assignment.

    3. Grades: Grading is on a curve. The distribution of points is as follows:

    Midterm 1 and 2 ~100 pts each

    Discussion Section 82 pts

    Final Exam (cumulative) ~120 pts

    Total ~400 pts

    4. Regrades - write out & submit query within 1 week of returned exam

    5. Cheating in any form will result in a grade of "F" in the class, and you will be referred to the
    Dean of Students.

    “My lectures and course materials, including PowerPoint presentations, tests, outlines, and similar
    materials, are protected by U.S. copyright law and by University policy. I am the exclusive owner of
    the copyright in those materials I create. You may take notes and make copies of course materials
    for your own use. You may also share those materials with another student who is enrolled in or
    auditing this course.

    You may not reproduce, distribute or display (post/upload) lecture notes or recordings or course
    materials in any other way — whether or not a fee is charged — without my express prior written
    consent. You also may not allow others to do so.

    If you do so, you may be subject to student conduct proceedings under the UC Santa Barbara
    Student Code of Conduct.

    Similarly, you own the copyright in your original papers and exam essays. If I am interested in
    posting your answers or papers on the course web site, I will ask for your written permission.”

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