BIOC 4604

Research Project I

Lec 01 selected

This course requires original biochemical research in the laboratory of a faculty member, and requires the equivalent of at least one day per week to be spent in the laboratory. A report is submitted at the end of the term.

Sections

Lecture

From the syllabus

From the Fall 2025 syllabus by Stephen L. Bearne. Open the PDF

Grading

2%Early evaluationDue Oct 17; combined BIOC 4604 and 4605 grade
10%Fall term reportDue Dec 10; combined BIOC 4604 and 4605 grade
18%Lab performanceCombined BIOC 4604 and 4605 grade
WHMIS and laboratory safety moduleDue Sept 29

Course rules

Report extension
Extensions are normally limited to medical illness; late reports lose 10 percentage points per day.
Missed presentation
Medical-illness extensions require prompt notice; an unarranged missed presentation receives zero.
Absence forms
Student Declaration of Absence forms may be submitted no more than twice per course during a term.
Research location
Research outside the department requires prior approval from the Course Coordinator.
Course pairing
BIOC 4604 must be taken with BIOC 4605; credit cannot be earned for only one course.

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