The quantity and quality of these experiences is to be determined by the student's Faculty Advisory Committee. A dissertation written on an independent research problem. Biomedical Information Retrieval. Offered every session either in a group setting or on an individual basis. This course integrates electronic information retrieval techniques with biomedical research education to develop the student's ability to augment traditional learning and research.
Electronic techniques covered include data base searching and internet resources.
Seminar in Anatomy and Cell Biology. 1 credit each semester. Seminars are designed to present current research activities of the department, to supplement course training by presenting principles of subsciences of Anatomy not offered as organized courses, and to present current developments in various subsciences of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Assigned readings and reports by students and lectures by staff and guests comprise the course. This course consists of lectures and laboratory experience providing opportunity for understanding the structure and function of the adult human body.