All major courses must be taken for a letter grade of C- or better with a minimum overall 2.00 GPA in the major.
MIMG students must fulfill all requirements for the major, completing at least 50 units:
FOUNDATION COURSES
ALL of the following courses are required:
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Units |
Quarter |
| Chem 153A |
Biochemistry |
4 |
F, S, W, Sum |
| MIMG 101 |
Introductory Microbiology |
4 |
F, S |
| MIMG 103L |
Lab Methods in Modern Micro. & Imm. |
5 |
F, W, S |
| MIMG 185A |
Immunology |
5 |
F |
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Unit Sub-Total = 18 |
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FOCUS ELECTIVES
SIX of the following courses are required:
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Units |
Quarter |
| Chem 153L |
Biochemistry Lab |
4 |
F, W, S, Sum |
| MIMG 102 |
Virology |
4 |
W |
| MIMG 106 |
Bacterial Pathogenesis |
4 |
S |
| MIMG 107 |
Viral Pathogenesis |
4 |
S |
| MIMG 121A |
Microbial Molecular Bio Lab |
4 |
W |
| MIMG 132 |
Cell Biology of the Nucleus |
4 |
S |
| MIMG CM156 |
Human Genetics |
4 |
F’08, W’10 |
| MIMG 159 |
Advanced Molecular Genetics |
5 |
W {tentative} |
| MIMG 168 |
Molecular Parasitology |
4 |
F |
| MIMG 198C |
Departmental Honors Indiv. Resrch. |
4 |
F, W, S |
| MIMG 199B |
Directed Individual Research |
4 |
F, W, S, Sum |
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Unit Sub-Total = 24 |
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GENERAL ELECTIVES
Another 8 UNITS, fulfilled by any combination of:
- Courses in the Focus Electives list not already used to fulfill a requirement
- Additional MIMG courses:
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Units |
Quarter |
| MIMG CM122 |
Mouse Molecular Genetics |
2 |
S |
| MIMG CM133 |
Principles, Practices & Policies in Biotechnology |
4 |
W |
| MIMG C174 |
Advanced Topics in Molecular Parasitology |
2 |
S |
| MIMG 191H |
Honors Research Seminar (Dept Hnrs students only) |
2 |
W |
MIMG Departmentally Approved List of Courses
In the following list, the quarter(s) that the classes are offered is noted; but, this is subject to change, and you should always consult the Schedule of Classes for the most up-to-date information.
Note: ALL MCDB courses are restricted to MCDB students for the first pass. Non-MCDB students can enroll on the second pass.
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Units |
Quarter |
| MCDB |
100 |
Introduction to Cell Biology |
5 |
Fall, Summer |
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120L |
Intro to Plant Biology (Lab) |
4 |
Winter |
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138 |
Developmental Biology |
5 |
Fall, Winter, Summer |
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C139 |
Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Neurobiology |
6 |
Fall |
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M140 |
Cell Biology: Cell Cycle |
5 |
Spring |
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C141 |
Molecular Basis of Plant Differentiation and Development |
5 |
? ? ? |
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143 |
Developmental Bio: Genetic Control of Organogensis |
5 |
Spring |
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144 |
Molecular Biology |
5 |
Winter, Spring |
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165A |
Biology of the Cell |
5 |
Fall |
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168† |
Stem Cell Biology† |
5 |
Spring |
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171 |
Principles of Neurobiology |
4 |
? ? ? |
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172 |
Genomics and Bioinformatics |
5 |
Fall |
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M175A |
Neuroscience: From Molecules To Mind |
5 |
Fall |
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M175B |
Neuroscience: From Molecules To Mind |
5 |
Winter |
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M175C |
Neuroscience: From Molecules To Mind |
5 |
Spring |
† MCDB 168 has two other MCDB courses as pre-requisites
NOTE: You must have instructor consent to enroll in Biomed Engineering classes
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Units |
Quarter |
| Biomed Engnr |
C101 |
Intro to Biomedical Engineering |
4 |
Fall |
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CM103 |
Basic Human Bio for Biomed Engineers |
4 |
Winter |
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CM145 |
Molecular Biotechnology for Engineers |
4 |
Fall |
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CM180 |
Intro to Biomaterials |
4 |
Winter |
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C185 |
Intro to Tissue Engineering |
4 |
Winter |
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C187 |
Applied Tissue Engineering: Clincal & Industrial Perspective |
4 |
Fall |
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Units |
Quarter |
Chem & Biochem |
103 |
Environmental Chemistry |
4 |
Spring |
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110A |
Physical Chemistry: Chemical Thermodynamics |
4 |
Fall, Winter, Spring |
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136 |
Organic Structural Methods |
5 |
Spring |
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C140 |
Bionanotechology |
4 |
Winter |
| 153B/153BH |
Biochem: DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis |
4 |
F, W, S, Sum |
| 153C/153CH |
Biochem: Biosynthetic & Energy Metabolism & Its Regulation |
4 |
F, W, S, Sum |
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153L |
Biochemical Methods I |
4 |
F, W, S, Sum |
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156 |
Physical Biochemistry |
4 |
Fall, Spring |
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CM160A |
Bioinformatics and Genomics |
4 |
Fall |
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C161A |
Plant Biochemistry |
4 |
Spring |
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171 |
Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry |
4 |
Fall, Winter |
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C172 |
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry |
4 |
Spring |
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C179 |
Biological Inorganic Chemistry |
4 |
Spring |
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C181 |
Polymer Chemistry |
4 |
Spring |
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Units |
Quarter |
| Biostat |
100A |
Intro to Biostatistics |
4 |
Spring, Summer |
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(Undergrads are not permitted to enroll for 100A in Fall) |
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110A |
Basic Biostatistics |
4 |
Fall |
| EE Biol |
121 |
Molecular Evolution |
4 |
Spring |
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135 |
Population Genetics |
4 |
Spring |
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137 |
Chemical Communication |
4 |
Spring |
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162 |
Plant Physiology |
6 |
Winter |
| Env Hlt |
M166 |
Environmental Microbiology |
4 |
Winter |
| Epidem |
100 |
Intro to Epidemiology |
4 |
Summer |
| Hum Gen |
C144 |
Genomic Technology |
4 |
Fall |
| Life Sci. |
100AH |
Advanced Research Training in Genes, Genetics, and Genomics |
4 |
Fall |
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187A |
Research Experience in Life Sci. |
4 |
Winter |
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IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT
- Not all electives are offered every year. Consult the Schedule of Classes
or the appropriate department.
- Some electives are restricted to certain majors on the first pass. If you want to get into, for example, MCDB 165A, you will have to wait until your second pass if you are not an MCDB major.
IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT * * IMPORTANT
About the College’s Upper Division Unit Requirement:
As a UCLA student, you must fulfill requirements for the College of Letters and Science (e.g., General Education courses, Writing II, Foreign Language) as well as requirements for the MIMG department (e.g., those stated above). One of the College of L&S requirements is the Upper Division Unit requirement. This states that a student must complete 60 units of upper division credit which can be satisfied by taking those courses numbered 100 and above. As a MIMG major, you are required to take (at least) 50 units of upper division credit. This leaves a balance of 10 upper division units that you must take in order to satisfy the College of L&S requirement. These 10 units can come from ANY upper division courses that you wish to take. Please fell free to go outside of the sciences to make up these 10 units. An upper division Musicology or History course can add a nice balance to the heavy science load that you will have in your Junior and Senior years.
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