If you are thinking of transferring to GMU for biology, then you should take zoology, botany, biostatistics, chem 111 and 112, and cell bio at NOVA. This will minimize your loss of credits when you transfer.
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If you are thinking of transferring to GMU for biology, then you should take zoology, botany, biostatistics, chem 111 and 112, and cell bio at NOVA. This will minimize your loss of credits when you transfer.
Here are the syllabi and schedules for the courses, all BIO 101, I am teaching this fall.
An example of the schedule for the course:
And its syllabus:
And the schedule combined with the syllabus for all BIO 101 labs on our campus:
I have been a Biology Professor at the Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria Campus since Fall 2004.
Prior to that I worked at the USDA-ARS research station in Salinas, CA as an agricultural scientist, specifically looking at bacterial diseases on broccoli and its relatives. I taught a Botany Course at Hartnell College while doing my research, and that experience lured me back into the classroom.
This is my educational background:
PHD Plant Pathology, University of California, Davis
BS Plant Science, Penn State University
AS Environmental Science, Simon’s Rock College