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BCMB 3100 Resource Page

BCMB 3100 is required by many UGA majors and is a prerequisite of certain professional programs (e.g., medical school).  To address this need, the BCMB department offers multiple sections of BCMB 3100 across all academic terms (Fall, Spring, Summer), an Honors section (Spring; 3100H), and a limited enrollment Online section (Summer; 3100E).  Together, these sections offer ~1500 seats per year.  All courses are offered by PhD-level instructors.  While the instructional content that is delivered is highly similar across all sections, there is variation across sections with respect to class size, content delivery, and assessment methods. The list below is intended to provide you with guidance on what to expect for the different sections. For additional information about a specific BCMB 3100 section, please contact the instructor or the BCMB department

For all BCMB 3100 registration overrides and any waitlist concerns or questions please contact andrea.gunter@uga.edu 

 

Fall Term

Instructor

Class Size

Schedule

CRN

Content Delivery**

Course Textbook

Funato, Urbanowicz^ 

≤72

TR  2:20-3:35

R  12:45-2:00 

39118

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Ivanova, Weiss^

~80

TR  12:45-2:00

T  2:20-3:35

26270

Combination

Not required

Lee*^

≤49

MWF  1:50-2:40

W  5:20-6:10 

31511

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Lee*^

≤49

MWF  3:00-3:50

F  12:40-1:30 

39120

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Lee*^

≤72

MWF  9:10-10:00

M  5:20-6:10

31276

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Mohnen, Yin^

~80

MWF  10:20-11:10

W  4:10-5:00

26267

Lecture

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^

≤72

MWF  9:10-10:00

W  8:00-8:50 

31283

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^

≤49

MWF  11:30-12:20

F  4:10-5:00 

39121

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^

≤49

MWF  1:50-2:40

W  10:20-11:10 

31507

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Schmidt, Garfinkel^

≤85

MWF  1:50-2:40

M  12:40-1:30

39119

Lecture, supplemented with cases and problems.

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed,

supplemented with reviews and primary literature

Spring Term
Instructor Class Size Schedule CRN Content Delivery** Course Textbook

Lee*^

≤72

MWF  10:20-11:10

W  11:30-12:20

57243

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Lee*^

≤49

MWF  12:40-1:30

M  11:30-12:20

57248

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Lee*^ (odd years)

≤49

MWF  4:10-5:00

F  3:00-3:50

57242

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Lemons, Edison^

~72

TR  12:45-2:00

T  2:20-3:35

57111

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Rose, Pryzbyla^

≤150

MWF  9:10-10:00

R  5:20-6:15

57109

Lecture

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^ (even years)

≤49

MWF  12:40-1:30

M 1 1:30-12:20

TBD

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^

≤72

MWF  9:10-10:00

F  11:30-12:20

57246

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Robinson*^

≤49

MWF  1:50-2:30

W  3:00-3:50

57250

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

3100H*^ (Lee; even years)

~30

MWF  4:10-5:00

F  3:00-3:50

57241

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

3100H*^ (Robinson; odd years)

~30

MWF  12:40-1:30

M  11:30-12:20

57241

Case-based

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Summer Term
Instructor Class Size Schedule CRN Content Delivery** Course Textbook

Wood, Lanzilotta^

≤150

MTWRF  9:15-10:15

MW  2:15-3:15

52190

Lecture with a Virtual Study Group (free)

Several inexpensive  texts are recommended as references, but no required readings

3100E (Robinson; online)^

≤80

Online

64525

Asynchronous

Tymoczko et al, 4th ed

Assigned videos

^Faculty assignments are subject to change according to availability and need.

*Drs. Lee and Robinson each teach 3 sections of BCMB 3100 every Fall and Spring term, and they alternate responsibility for teaching an Honors section of BCMB 3100H that is offered each Spring term.

**Case-based instruction uses problem solving and real-life scenarios to teach biochemical concepts through guidance from instructors (and sometimes peer learning assistants) who ask thought-provoking questions, provide examples, and offer explanations. Lecture instruction follows a traditional classroom teaching model in which the instructor verbally delivers content along with pertinent examples, typically in combination with projected images or video. Combination refers to a delivery format that uses both case-based and lecture instruction. Asynchronous refers to online learning that allows students to view instructional materials and complete assignments each week at any time they choose and does not include a live video lecture component.

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