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MICR 386 Fundamentals of Immunology in Health and Disease Units: 3.00
Integrates the key principles of immunology to facilitate learning of immunology as it relates to human health and disease. This course offers real-life case studies, problems encountered and solutions applied, immunology virtual laboratory simulation, and extensive coverage of the basic science underlying each topic in the module.
Also offered online.
LEARNING HOURS may vary:120(48O;72P)
Also offered online.
LEARNING HOURS may vary:120(48O;72P)
Requirements: Minimum 3rd year (Level 3) standing and one of (BCHM 218/3.0; BCHM 270/3.0), and one of (MICR 270/3.0; MICR 271/3.0; MICR 221/3.0).
Exclusion MICR 360/BMED 877
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Health Sciences
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Advocate for ethical issues in the immunological approach to health and life sciences by effectively researching major issues at the forefront of the discipline
- Assess immunology resources critically (e.g. videos, virtual lab, and clinical images) and use precise written responses to present the work to both a science literate and general audience
- Dissect a problem into its key features by thinking in an integrated manner and interpret immunological data from a virtual lab to identify consistent and inconsistent components
- Explain the fundamentals of immunology and describe key principles of the immune system, mechanisms of immune reactions, aspects of antibody formation, and cell-mediated immunity in health and disease