Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Final Examination

Dear Students

Your final examination is scheduled on:

Section A: February 20, 2012 at 8:00 am in S-321
Section B: February 16, 2012 at 8: am in S- 331

Pattern, Marks Distribution and Weight-age of Final Examination:
Marks: 50
Weight-age: 25 %
MCQs: 20 Marks
Diagrams / Short Questions: 20 Marks
Long Questions: 10 Marks (2 questions of 5 marks each)

Good luck.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Assignment 2

Dear Students

Its time to prepare your assignment 2; below are the topics and guideline:

Topics
   You can select any one of the topics below:
     1. Cytoskeleton
     2. Cell cycle / Mitosis and meiosis / DNA replication, transcription and translation
     3. Programmed cell death

Guidelines
   Your assignment should have:
     1. Title page
     2. Table of Contents
     3. Introduction
     4. Text and diagrams
     5. References / Citations
* Assignment should consist of 15-20 typed pages.
* Diagrams supporting text are must (diagrams should be used with citation/reference).
* You can find journals from "Taylor and Francis Journals" on the FCC campus in full text.
* You can access book from " Ebrary" on the FCC campus in full text.
* Here are few sites for getting free Full Text journals: PubMed Central, Directory of Open Access Journals and Open-J Gate.


Submission: Method and Deadline
   1. you have to submit assignment through your "Turnitin Account".
   2. Deadline is January 31, 2012.

Good luck.

Monday, December 5, 2011

Mid Term Examination - Fall 2011

Dear Students

Your Mid-Term Examination will be conducted on Friday December 09, 2011 during Lab timings.


Timings & Place:
     Section A: 02:00 pm in S-321
     Section B: 08:00 am in S-331


Total Marks: 50,     Weight-age: 25%,    Time allowed: 1.5 hours

Pattern:
     MCQs 20 Marks
     Short questions and diagrams 20 Marks
     Long question 10 Marks

Course Topics: Introductory topics, structure-function relationship, unity and diversity, generalized structure and functions of cells, history and discovery of cell, biological molecules, plasma membrane and cell wall.

Please be on time, no extra time will be given if you are late.

Good luck.