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Spring 2027
Recorded this term
2222courses with offerings
2828instructors recorded
Grades have not been recorded for this term. Historical results remain
in the overview above.
Introduction to Organic Agriculture covers the history, production, processing, marketing, and social dimensions of organic systems, along with their impacts on environmental, community, and human health.
Explores molecular and ecological aspects of plant-microbe interactions, covering themes from genetic to integrative modern biology to understand fundamental plant science.
This course explores the interaction between society and plant-associated microbes, covering the Irish potato famine, pesticides in agriculture, crop disease economics, and genetically engineered organisms.
Under Professor Allen, labs were easy but reports took time. There were very few readings or work outside of the lab, which comprised about 33% of the final grade.
Covers growth, development, variability, and dispersal of saprophytic, parasitic, and symbiotic fungi, considering ecological and economic significance, while developing microscopy skills with live materials.
Biology of the Fungi covers growth, development, variability, and dispersal of saprophytic, parasitic, and symbiotic fungi, considering their ecological and economic significance.
Covers theory and practice of phylogenetic inference from DNA sequence data, including reproducible scripting and oral presentation of phylogenomic results.
Independent study involving research work in Plant Pathology under direct faculty guidance, where students arrange work and credits with the supervisor.
Explores plant-associated microbial communities, study methods, and applications for improving plant and ecosystem health in agricultural and natural systems.
Assigned readings seemed like a lot, but a student noted that all learning was done through discussions on them, so reading before class was essential.
Independent study offering research and hands-on experiences in organic agriculture, covering production, processing, marketing, and social dimensions. Requires declaration in the Certificate in Organic Agriculture.
Practicum in Plant Pathology Teaching provides instructional orientation, supervised direct teaching, student testing/evaluation, and teaching performance analysis in agricultural and life sciences.
A seminar series on plant pathology where students devise research overviews and explain experimental data including methods, results, and discussions.
Hands-on research course where students work with microbes to test original hypotheses on antibiotic discovery, contributing data to the Tiny Earth network to address antibiotic resistance.