Spring 2013

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Bacillus thuringiensis

Number of students: 24

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Spring 2014

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Bacillus thuringiensis

Number of students: 24

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Spring 2015

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Bacillus thuringiensis

Number of students: 24

Seniors: 24

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Spring 2017 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces griseus

Number of students: 24

Juniors: 1

Seniors: 23

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequenced from both B. thuringiensis and S. griseus will be annotated and investigated.

Spring 2018 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 24

Seniors: 24

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequences from S. scabiei and B. thuringiensis will be annotated and investigated.

Spring 2019 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 24

Juniors: 1

Seniors: 23

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequences from S. scabiei and S. mirabilis will be annotated and investigated.

Spring 2020 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 22

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequences from S. scabiei and S. mirabilis will be annotated and investigated.

Spring 2021 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 23

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session online. Sequences from S. scabiei and S. mirabilis will be annotated and investigated. We anticipate this course being taught online due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Spring 2022 BIOL 316L 01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 18

Seniors: 18

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequences from S. scabiei and S. mirabilis will be annotated and investigated.

Spring 2023 316L-01

Primary Instructor: Steve Caruso

Additional Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 24

Meetings per week: 2

Hours per week: 4.0

Students meet twice a week for two hours per session in a dedicated computer lab. Sequences from S. scabiei and S. mirabilis will be annotated and investigated.

Study Abroad Summer 2018

Primary Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces griseus

Number of students: 10

Meetings per week: 4

Hours per week: 10.0

Study Abroad Summer 2019

Primary Instructor: Ivan Erill

Type: In silico (phage genomics/bioinformatics)

Hosts used: Streptomyces mirabilis, Streptomyces scabiei

Number of students: 9