J. Vondrasek, D. Hoefner, A. Bergland, A. Allison, A. Blackburn, K. Crow, K. Scott, C. Vasquez-Caballero, J. Núñez, T. Nystrom, R. Porter, A. Lenhart
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Add your information, graphs and images to this section. Biology 299 is a required one-semester, two-credit independent research and methods course for students seeking an A.S. in Science. Biweekly class meetings focus on • research design • experimental iteration • analysis • interpretation • communication Students design and conduct an authentic research project with guidance from a faculty mentor. Other students and faculty and laboratory staff form a community of practice and provide support and feedback. The semester concludes with a celebratory lunch and poster session open to the college community. Research projects span a wide range of questions, with several common features: the answers are not known, the cost of the project is low, and the experimental phase can be completed in eight to ten weeks.