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Laboratory Research for Honors Thesis
CPB 99B

Course Information

Description

Laboratory research in topics related to the CPB concentration, culminating in an undergraduate thesis submitted to the CPB undergraduate office for review by members of the Board of Tutors in Biochemical Sciences and the greater Boston research community. The course includes a series of workshops designed to help prepare students for the process of writing their thesis.

Course Notes

Limited to students writing a thesis in CPB. Students are required to submit a written proposal to the CPB undergraduate office in the summer for review by the Board of Tutors in Biochemical Sciences for enrollment that fall. Only those students whose thesis proposals are approved are eligible to enroll. Ordinarily may not be taken as a fifth course. Students must complete both terms of this course (parts A and B) within the same academic year in order to receive credit. Students must complete basic laboratory safety training and other safety training required by the host lab prior to starting work.

School Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Credits 8
Cross Reg

Not Available for Cross Registration

Course Component Thesis Research
Grading Basis FAS Letter Graded
Course Requirements Pre-requisite: CPB 99A
General Education N/A
Quantitative Reasoning with Data N/A
Divisional Distribution Science & Engineering & Applied Science
Course Level Primarily for Undergraduate Students