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WELCOME TO THE ON-LINE COMPONENT OF BIOL3401.
A WEB SITE CREATED SINCE 1997.

Lectures notes were recently modified for a better look. The instructor is doing his best to have state-of-the-art presentations on this web site. If you see any typos or if the information is not clear just drop me an email or let me know during class. Any suggestions for improvement are welcome.

Instructor reminds students the need to attend lectures and take notes to complement the ones that you have downloaded. Studying the notes is not sufficient to get good grades to pass the course. You MUST read the chapter and study the summaries presented at the end of each chapter of your textbook.

You must also read very carefully the questions of the quizzes and follow the rules (if a question requires an answer of three items give three and not four, etc. otherwise you will receive no credit). To save precious lecturing time, you will be presented with your graded quiz during the lab session. If you have any questions, then drop by my office anytime.

Remember that lab A is on Mondays at 1:10 pm; lab B on Mondays at 4:30 pm; lab C on Tuesdays at 9:10 am, lab D on Tuesdays at 1:10 pm, and lab E on Tuesdays at 4:30 pm. Make sure you know your lab session so you do not miss that information required on your quizzes.

Please arrive to class on time. Instructor may lock the doors to avoid distraction and disruption due to late comers. Your cooperation is appreciated.

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