Microbiology at UTA anyone?
Register Today!- by mysstorey Oct 15, '12Has anyone taken this class? What are your thoughts on it? Any tips to get through it?
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Oct 15, '12 by MarkGI found it pretty easy to complete, but I am not representative of the population. Pass rate is about 60% of the class and you need an A to be competitive. I took the class in 2011 and passed with an A.
On the lab paq, you really only need the CD with the pictures and microscope simulator. I did not do any of the actual cultures for the labs. Common organisms are used and there is plenty of information online about each species to make 100's on the labs. The rest is found in the lab manual on the CD.
This class compares to A&P II or Chemistry in level of difficulty. Not quite as hard as Patho or Pharm. -
Oct 15, '12 by mysstoreyQuote from MarkGThanks for your response. You give me hope. Most of the reviews say run far away from that online class. I am really nervous. I start next week.I found it pretty easy to complete, but I am not representative of the population. Pass rate is about 60% of the class and you need an A to be competitive. I took the class in 2011 and passed with an A.Thanks for your reply. You give me hope. Most of the reviews say run far away from that online class. I'm very nervous. I start it next week.On the lab paq, you really only need the CD with the pictures and microscope simulator. I did not do any of the actual cultures for the labs. Common organisms are used and there is plenty of information online about each species to make 100's on the labs. The rest is found in the lab manual on the CD.This class compares to A&P II or Chemistry in level of difficulty. Not quite as hard as Patho or Pharm. - Oct 17, '12 by mysstoreyQuote from MarkGI found it pretty easy to complete, but I am not representative of the population. Pass rate is about 60% of the class and you need an A to be competitive. I took the class in 2011 and passed with an A.
On the lab paq, you really only need the CD with the pictures and microscope simulator. I did not do any of the actual cultures for the labs. Common organisms are used and there is plenty of information online about each species to make 100's on the labs. The rest is found in the lab manual on the CD.
This class compares to A&P II or Chemistry in level of difficulty. Not quite as hard as Patho or Pharm.
As far as the Labpaq, do they change much over the years? I mean like the questions or whatever. How was the lab set up. Do you do reports, or is it more like submit answers to questions? I apologize for all of the questions but Im just so nervous about taking this class. - Oct 17, '12 by MarkGQuote from mysstoreyI didn't submit the reports, but the quizzes are based off the reports. This includes observational and procedural data you would have gotten if you did the experiement. You need to answer all the questions completely in the report to do well on the quizzes.As far as the Labpaq, do they change much over the years? I mean like the questions or whatever. How was the lab set up. Do you do reports, or is it more like submit answers to questions? I apologize for all of the questions but Im just so nervous about taking this class.
As far as the labpaq cd, it does not appear to change very often. The software looked a couple years old to me.
