Strategies for introducing computer technologies into a biology laboratory program
Joanne Kivela Tillotson
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Joanne Kivela Tillotson
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Abstract Computers have been installed in the General Biology laboratory at Purchase College and incorporated into the laboratory curriculum for all biology majors at the introductory level. The goal is to ensure that all students become familiar with general computer applications in the biological sciences and are comfortable enough to use them regularly. Thus, students will be prepared for later courses involving use of computer applications in bioinformatics or other technologically advanced subjects.
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Abstract Computers have been installed in the General Biology laboratory at Purchase College and incorporated into the laboratory curriculum for all biology majors at the introductory level. The goal is to ensure that all students become familiar with general computer applications in the biological sciences and are comfortable enough to use them regularly. Thus, students will be prepared for later courses involving use of computer applications in bioinformatics or other technologically advanced subjects.
Key concepts: Curriculum, Computer science, Computer-Assisted Instruction, Computer laboratory, Mathematics education, Computer lab, Multimedia, Engineering management