BIOL102

Timetable Note

The first laboratory class starts the second week of the semester ie Tuesday July 24th.

To obtain lab coats and safety glasses, please prepay at the Library Print and Copy Centre and then exchange your receipt for goods from Room 144 Chemistry Building 9-10am and 2-3pm.

Course Coordinator / Lecturer

Matthew Turnbull

Lecturers

David Norton , Hazel Chapman , Tammy Steeves , Robert Jackson and Jennifer Gillette

Lab Coordinator

Reijel Gardiner

Assessment

Textbooks / Resources

Recommended Reading

Campbell, Neil A. , Reece, Jane B; Biology ; 7th ed; Pearson/Benjamin Cummings, 2005.

Course links

Library portal

Notes

If a laboratory is missed, arrangements should be made to make up the work at a later date.  This could involve:
(a) Attending another lab. stream later in the week after informing you laboratory supervisor (this is by far the best course of action).
(b) Consulting with the lab. supervisor to obtain data for the missed lab.
(c) Coming to another lab. stream the following week to work on the missed work while there are demonstrators around to give advice.
At the end of the year we expect data, graphs and questions to be completed for all labs.

If a laboratory assessment due date is missed due to illness, injury, personal bereavement or other critical personal circumstances, and the work can be made up by obtaining an extension, a written explanation from an appropriate person (e.g., medical doctor, counsellor, minister, priest) should be given to the lab. supervisor to obtain an extension.  If those critical circumstances mean you cannot make up the work, missed the test or final exam, or you consider you have been impaired, you should apply for aegrotat consideration for the piece of assessment.

Indicative Fees

* All fees are inclusive of NZ GST or any equivalent overseas tax, and do not include any programme level discount or additional course-related expenses.