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Neurobiology & Physiology Program Progression Guide, Study notes of Immunology

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A program progression guide for the Neurobiology & Physiology degree program at Purdue University for the academic year 2021-2022. It provides information on degree requirements, university core curriculum, required major program courses, and degree electives. The guide is intended to assist students in developing an individualized 8-semester plan and is not an official notification of completion of degree or certificate requirements. Students are ultimately responsible for knowing, monitoring, and completing all degree requirements.

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Neurobiology & Physiology
College of Science
2021-2022
Program Progression Guides
Disclaimer: The 2021-22 Purdue West Lafayette catalog is considered the source for academic and programmatic
requirements for students entering programs during the Fall 2021, Spring 2022, and Summer 2022 semesters. The
Program Progression Guide assists students in the development of an individualized 8-semester plan. Students are
encouraged to use this guide, MyPurduePlan* (online degree auditing tool) and the Student Educational Planner (SEP)
as they work with their academic advisor towards the completion of their degree requirements.
Notification: Each student is ultimately responsible for knowing, monitoring and completing all degree requirements.
An undergraduate degree in the College of Science requires completion of the following degree requirements.
University Degree Requirements
Minimum 2.0 Cumulative GPA
Minimum 120 Credits that fulfill
degree requirements
32 Residency Credits (30000 and above) at a Purdue
University campus
University Core Curriculum**
• Human Cultures: Behavioral/Social Science
• Human Cultures: Humanities
• Information Literacy
• Oral Communication
University Core Curriculum
Course Listing
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Science
• Science, Technology & Society Selective
• Written Communication
Civic Literacy Proficiency - https://www.purdue.edu/provost/about/provostInitiatives/civics/
Required Major Program Courses
Departmental specific requirements. 2.0 average GPA in classes required to fulfill biology requirements.
Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA
Must have a 500-level BIOL course other than BIOL 54200.
College of Science Core Curriculum
• Freshman Composition – 3 credits
• Technical Writing and Presentation - 3 credits
• Teaming & Collaboration (NC)
• General Education - 9 credits
• Foreign Language & Culture – 9
credits
• Great Issues - 3 credits
• Laboratory Science - 8 credits
• Multidisciplinary - 3 credits
• Mathematics - 6-10
credits
• Statistics - 3 credits
• Computing - 3 credits
Degree Electives
Any Purdue or transfer course approved to meet degree requirements in accordance with individual departmental policies. Consult
the No Count course list for courses, which may not be used to meet any College of Science degree requirement.
* This audit is not your academic transcript and it is not official notification of completion of degree or certificate
requirements.
** University Core Curriculum Outcomes may be met through completion of the College of Science Core curriculum.
Students should consult with their academic advisors and MyPurdue Plan for course selections.
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Neurobiology & Physiology

College of Science

Program Progression Guides

Disclaimer : The 2021-22 Purdue West Lafayette catalog is considered the source for academic and programmatic

requirements for students entering programs during the Fall 2021, Spring 2022, and Summer 2022 semesters. The

Program Progression Guide assists students in the development of an individualized 8-semester plan. Students are

encouraged to use this guide, MyPurduePlan* (online degree auditing tool) and the Student Educational Planner (SEP)

as they work with their academic advisor towards the completion of their degree requirements.

Notification : Each student is ultimately responsible for knowing, monitoring and completing all degree requirements.

An undergraduate degree in the College of Science requires completion of the following degree requirements.

University Degree Requirements

Minimum 2.0 Cumulative GPA Minimum 120 Credits that fulfill

degree requirements

32 Residency Credits (30000 and above) at a Purdue

University campus

University Core Curriculum**

  • Human Cultures: Behavioral/Social Science
  • Human Cultures: Humanities
  • Information Literacy
  • Oral Communication

University Core Curriculum

Course Listing

  • Quantitative Reasoning
  • Science
  • Science, Technology & Society Selective
  • Written Communication

Civic Literacy Proficiency - https://www.purdue.edu/provost/about/provostInitiatives/civics/

Required Major Program Courses

Departmental specific requirements. 2.0 average GPA in classes required to fulfill biology requirements.

Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA

Must have a 500-level BIOL course other than BIOL 54200.

College of Science Core Curriculum

  • Freshman Composition – 3 credits
  • Technical Writing and Presentation - 3 credits
  • Teaming & Collaboration (NC)
  • General Education - 9 credits
    • Foreign Language & Culture – 9

credits

  • Great Issues - 3 credits
  • Laboratory Science - 8 credits
  • Multidisciplinary - 3 credits
    • Mathematics - 6-

credits

  • Statistics - 3 credits
  • Computing - 3 credits

Degree Electives

Any Purdue or transfer course approved to meet degree requirements in accordance with individual departmental policies. Consult

the No Count course list for courses, which may not be used to meet any College of Science degree requirement.

* This audit is not your academic transcript and it is not official notification of completion of degree or certificate

requirements.

** University Core Curriculum Outcomes may be met through completion of the College of Science Core curriculum.

Students should consult with their academic advisors and MyPurdue Plan for course selections.

2020-21 Neurobiology & Physiology

Degree Progression Guide

The Department of Biological Sciences has suggested the following degree progression guide for the Neurobiology &

Physiology Degree. Students will work with their academic advisors to determine their best path to degree completion.

Course pre-requisites are specific to this degree plan.

Credit Fall 1st Year Prerequisite Credit Spring 2nd Year Prerequisite 2 BIOL 12100 3 BIOL 13100 5 CHM 12901 ALEKS 85 or Calc Placement^4 CHM 25500-25501 CHM 12901 2 BIOL 13500 or 19500 CHM 12901 co-req 3-5 Calculus II selective Calc I 3-5 Calculus I selective ALEKS 75 or 85 3-4 Science Core Option 3 Science Core Option 3 Science Core Option 1 Elective (BIOL 11500 pref.) BIOL 12100 co-req

Credit Fall 2nd Year Prerequisite Credit^ Spring 2nd Year Prerequisite

3 BIOL 23100 BIOL 13100 and co-req CHM 12901 3 BIOL 24100 BIOL 23100

2 BIOL 23200 Co-req BIOL 23200 2 BIOL 24200

4 CHM 25600-25601 CHM 25500 3 Chemistry Selective

3 Science Core Option^1 CHM 33901 CHM 33900 co-req

3 Science Core Option^2 BIOL 28600 BIOL 12100

1 Free Elective (BIOL 29300 pref)

3 Science Core Option

Credit Fall 3rd Year Prerequisite Credit Spring 3rd Year Prerequisite

3 Neurobiology & Physiology Selective 4 BIOL 32800 BIOL 23100 4 PHYS I Selective 4 PHYS II Selective 3 Science Core Option 3 Science Core Option 3 Elective 3 Science Core Option 3 Elective 1 Elective (BIOL 39300 pref)

Credit Fall 4th Year Prerequisite Credit Spring 4th Year Prerequisite

(^3) Biology Selective 3 Neurobiology & Physiology Selective 500 Level 2-4 Base Lab Requirement 3-4 Science Core Option 1-3 Science Core Option 3 Science Core Option 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective

Science Core Curriculum Options (one course needed for each requirement unless otherwise noted)

Options recommended for first- and second-year students Options recommended for third- and fourth-year students

Freshman CompositionUC^ Technical Writing and PresentationUC^ (COM 217 recommended)

General EducationUC^ (3 courses needed) Statistics (STAT 50300 )

Foreign Language and CultureUC^ (3 courses needed) Computing (CS 17700 or CS 15900)

Multidisciplinary ExperienceUC^ (BIOL 12100 satisfies) Great Issues

UC (^) Select courses may also satisfy a University Core Curriculum requirement; see the University Core Requirement course list for approved courses. Students must have 32 credits at the 30000 level or above taken at Purdue.

Base Laboratory Requirement for all Biology Majors

1. Students must complete one of the Required courses in the chart below. Undergraduate research cannot be used to

meet this requirement.

2. Students must also complete Objectives A and B as listed in the chart below with courses or research or a

combination of the two.

3. Descriptions of Objectives A and B (not all tasks must be met to satisfy an objective):

a. Objective A – Demonstrate the ability to plan and design hypothesis-driven experiments, simulations or

discovery/observational experiments

i. Conduct an appropriate literature review for a specific scientific topic.

ii. Generate an applicable hypothesis (-es) for your research project

iii. Identify techniques to be used in your project, with justification of those techniques.

iv. Write a formal research proposal.

v. Write a detailed outline of experiments

b. Objective B - Develop the ability to appropriately analyze, critically evaluate, and depict data. Demonstrate

the ability to effectively communicate scientific information orally and in writing, including synthesizing and

evaluating scientific literature and putting experimental results in their appropriate scientific context.

i. Analyze data

ii. Use appropriate ways to depict and communicate data (e.g., graphs, movies, images, etc.). Present

the research at lab meetings, in a talk, or at a poster session.

iii. Write a summary (or summaries) of the data.

4. If research is used, the research director will be the one who decides if the research meets one or both objectives.

5. If research is used, it must include at least four credits of BIOL 49400 or 49900. BIOL 29400 research does not

count toward this requirement.

6. Students who successfully complete a Biology Honors Research Thesis have successfully met Objectives A

and B.

7. The Microbiology and Health & Disease majors require BIOL 43900 and the Ecology, Evolution and Environmental

Biology major requires BIOL 59500, Laboratory in Ecology.

Base Laboratory Requirement Chart

Course Title Required Obj. A Obj. B

BIOL 32800 Principles of Physiology X

BIOL 39500 Exper Design & Quant Analysis X X

BIOL 43900 Microbiology Lab X X X

BIOL 44212 Microscopy & Cell Bio (5 week module) X X

BIOL 48300 Environmental & Conservation Biology X X

BIOL 54200 Neurophysiology (5 week module) X X

BIOL 58210 Ecological Statistics X X

BIOL 59100 Field Ecology X X X

BIOL 59500 CryoEM 3D Reconstruction X X

BIOL 59500 Data Analysis in Neurosci (5 week module) X

BIOL 59500 Laboratory in Ecology X X X

BIOL 59500 Neural Mechanisms in Health & Disease X X

BIOL 59500 Theory of Molecular Methods X X

CHEMISTRY

1. General Chemistry:

CHM 12901^6 General Chemistry with a Biological Focus (5 cr.; fall)

2. Organic Chemistry :

CHM 25500 Organic Chemistry (3 cr.; both) and CHM 25501 Organic Chemistry Lab (1 cr.; both) and CHM 25600 Organic Chemistry (3 cr.; both) and CHM 25601 Organic Chemistry Lab (1 cr.; both)

PHYSICS Selectives: One of these two options:

  1. PHYS 23300 Physics for Life Sciences I (4 cr.; both) and PHYS 23400 Physics for Life Sciences II (4 cr.; both)
  2. PHYS 17200 Modern Mechanics (4 cr.; both) and one of the following two choices: A. PHYS 27200 Electric and Magnetic Interactions (4 cr.; both) or B. PHYS 24100 Electricity and Optics (3 cr.; both) and PHYS 25200 Electricity and Optics Laboratory (1 cr.; spring)

UNIVERSITY CORE and COLLEGE OF SCIENCE CORE REQUIREMENTS Composition and Presentation; Teambuilding and Collaboration; Language and Culture; Great Issues; General Education; Multidisciplinary Experience; Mathematics; Statistics; Computing (see handout).

FREE ELECTIVES Approximately 14-26 credits

(^1) This course may count as the Intermediate Biology Selective and as the College of Science Teambuilding and Collaboration requirement. (^2) A 500-level BIOL course must be taken as part of requirement #10 or #14. (^3) A course chosen for requirement #10 may NOT be used for requirement #14. (^4) (omitted) (^5) This course may count for one of [a Neurobiology & Physiology Selective or as a Biology Selective] and as the College of Science Multidisciplinary requirement. (^6) Students who select 12901 for General Chemistry must take CHM 33900 and 33901. Students who end up with Special Case approval for some other

Gen Chem courses may choose the other Chem Selective options. (^7) This course may count for a Biology Selective and as the College of Science Multidisciplinary requirement. (^8) This course may count for the Biology Selective and as the College of Science Great Issues requirement and toward the Base Lab Requirement.

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