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| LSC-30014 |
Biochemistry Research Project (non-experimental) - ISP |
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| Co-ordinator: |
Dr Sheila Hope Room: HUX303/5, Tel:33674 |
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| Teaching Team: |
Prof T Greenhough,
Mrs Janet Norton
Mrs Deborah Goodall
Prof Gwyn Williams
Dr Rhayza Maingon
Dr Annette Shrive
Dr Mirna Maarabouni
Mrs Lisa Smith
Dr Janet Paterson
Mrs Linda Flynn,
Mrs Trish Procter,
Dr David Watson,
Mrs Susan Andrews,
Francesco Michelangeli
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| Lecture Time: |
See Timetable... |
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| Level: |
3 |
Credits: |
15 |
Study Hours: |
150 |
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| School Office: |
Tel: 01782 734414 |
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None
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Successful completion of Year 2
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Cannot be taken in combination with LSC-30035 Double Biochemistry Research Project.
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This module aims to introduce students to some of the key non-experimental research skills that are routinely used by biochemists and biomedical scientists, such as in depth literature searching, analysis of experimental data and the use of a computer as tool for both reseach (bioinformatics) and dissemination of information (web page construction). The student will research the literature on a specific topic, using library and web based resources and will produce a written review. In addition, the student will either process and interpret some raw experimental data provided to them or complete a computer task such as using bioinformatics programmes or producing a web page.
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This module aims to introduce students to non-experimental research skills that are routinely used by biochemists and biomedical scientists, such as literature searching, analysis of experimental data and the use of a computer as a research tool (bioinformatics) and dissemination of information (web page construction). The student will research the literature, using library and web based resources, on a relevant topic and will produce a written review. In addition the student will either process and interpret some raw experimental data provided to them; use bioinformatics to complete a task or construct a webpage.
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Be able to:
Search and extreact relevant information from scientific literature and databases at an advanced level.
Interpret and summarise research findings.
Integrate material from many sources.
Analyse experimental data, present it in appropriate graphical format and interpret the results.
Use a variety of computer programmes to analyse data and interpret and present the output
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Type A
Literature review 105 hours
Data analysis 30 hours
Supervisor meetings 15 hours
Type B
Literature review 70 hours
Computer task 65 hours
Supervisor meetings 15 hours
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| Assessment Group A |
| 001: Literature Review weighted 20% |
LITERATURE REVIEW
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| 002: Report weighted 80% |
REPORT
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| Assessment Group B |
| 003: Computer Task weighted 50% |
WEB PAGE CONSTRUCTION
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| 004: Report weighted 50% |
REPORT
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Version: (1.06B) Updated: 03/Mar/2013
This document is the definitive current source of information about this module and supersedes any other information. |