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ment (2) Prereq: undergraduate biochemistry and cell
biology courses and consent of instructor. Sequential events
in regulation of gene expression during cell differentiation;
experimental systems ahd approaches.
MCB 6456-Molecular Mechanisms in the Regulation of
Transcription (2) Prereq: BCH 6415 or BMS 6352 and consent
of instructor. Mechanisms regulating specific transcription in
procaryotes and eucaryotes will be examined at the DNA
and enzyme level.
MCB 6485L-Advanced Techniques in Microbiology and
Cell Science (2-4) Prereq: consent of instructor. Application
of advanced techniques to experimental research in
biochemistry, cell biology, and microbiology.
MCB 6905-Experimental Microbiology (1-8) Prereq: eight
credits in microbiology and cell science. Application of phys-
ical, chemical, and biological techniques to experimental
problems in microbiology. Individual laboratory study. H.
MCB 6910-Supervised Research (1-5; max: 5) S/U.
MCB 6930-Seminar (1; max: 8) Attendance required of all
graduate majors at one research presentation each week as
scheduled. S/U.
MCB 6937-Special. Topics in Microbiology (1-4; max: 12)
Prereq: six credits in graduate major courses. Contemporary
research in a particular aspect of general microbiology.
MCB 6940-Supervised Teaching (1-5; max: 5) S/U.
MCB 6971-Research for Master's Thesis (1-15) S/U.
MCB 7914-Research Conference (1; max: 8) Critical discus-
sion and appraisal of research programs of faculty and stu-
dents of the department. S/U.
MCB 7922-journal Colloquy (1; max: 8) Critical presenta-
Stion and discussion of recent original articles in the micro-
biological literature. Attendance required.
MCB 7979-Advanced Research (1-9) Research for doctoral
students before admission to candidacy. Designed for stu-
dents with a master's degree in the field of study or for stu-
dents who have been accepted for a doctoral program. Not
open to students who have been admitted to candidacy.
S/U.
MCB 7980--Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-15) S/U.
PCB 5105-Cell Biology of Protozoa (3) Prereq: APB 4544 or
equivalent. Biochemical and cell surface changes in relation
to life cycles of protozoa. Emphasis on cellular organization,
cell functions, organelles, and reproduction.
PCB 5136L-Techniques in Microbial and Cell Biology (3)
Prereq: MCB,3020C, PCB 3136. A laboratory in experimental
bacteriology and cell biology. Emphasis placed on ex-
perimental approaches and techniques used in the study of
cells and microorganisms. Course covers experiments in mi-
croscopy, cell fractionation, metabolism, physiology, genet-
ics, and regulation.
PCB 5235-Immunology (3) Prereq: MCB 3020 or introduc-
tory microbiology course which includes introductory im-
munology. A study of the immune system of vertebrate
animals. The cellular and molecular events involved in im-
mune responsiveness and resistance to infectious diseases.
PCB 5235L-Experiments in Immunology (1) Prereq: MCB
3020L. Coreq: PCB 5235. Basic seriological procedures in im-
munology.
PCB 6176-Electron Microscopy of Biological Materials (2)
Prereq: PCB 5115C or PCB 3136 or equivalent. Use of the
.electron microscope including fixation, embedding, section-
ing, freeze-etching; negative staining, and use of vacuum
evaporator.
PCB 6176L-Laboratoryin Electron Microscopy (2) Coreq:
PCB 6176. Laboratory training in use of electron micro-
scopes, ultramicrotomes, vacuum evaporators, and freeze-
etch machines.
PCB 6216C-Cytochemistry (3) Prereq: PCB 6176L. Cellular
organization, cell function, and cytochemical technique.
BMS 6203-Molecular Biology and Function of Cell Mem-
branes (2) Prereq: BCH 4203, 4313, and MCB 3020 or equiva-
lents, and consent of instructor. Composition, molecular or-
ganization, and function of biological membranes in both
eucaryotes and procaryotes.
BOT 6256C-Plant Cytology (3) Fundamental structures of
eucaryotic and procaryotic cells, with emphasis on higher
plant cells, algae, and cyanobacteria.


MUSIC
College of Fine Arts
 GRADUATE FACULTY 1984-85
 Chairman: B. A. Udell. Graduate Coordinator: D. Z.
 Kushner. Professors: W. R. Bodine, Jr.; R. W. Bowles;
 W. J. G. Brask; P. E. Dorman; J. R. Grigsby; J. P. Hale;
 J. S. Kitts; S. P. Kniseley; D. Z. Kushner; R. Poole; E. C.
 Troupin; B. A. Udell; J. D. White; D. L. Wilmot. As-
 sociate Professor: G. D. Poe. Assistant Professors: R. A.
 Chobaz; C. M. Smith.
 The Master of Fine Arts degree in music is offered in
 the College of Fine Arts. Students select program em-
 phasis from the following areas: music history, liter-
 ature and criticism; music theory and composition;
 music performance; sacred music; and conducting
 (choral or instrumental).
 The Department of Music cooperates with the Col-
 lege of Education in offering courses leading to the
 following degrees: Master of Education in music edu-
 cation; Specialist in Education in music education;
 Doctor of Philosophy in curriculum and instruction
 (emphases in music history, literature, and criticism;
 music theory and composition; performance prac-
 tices; and music education); and Doctor of Education
 in curriculum and instruction (emphasis in music ed-
 ucation).
 During the week of the student's first registration,
he/she must take placement examinations in music
performance, in music history and literature, in music
theory, and in music education for the music educa-
tion emphasis. Music education students must satisfy
requirements for music teaching certification in Flor-
ida before the appropriate degree is awarded. Voice
students must demonstrate appropriate skills in lan-
guage and diction. All deficiencies must be remedied.

MUC 6401-Composition of Electronic Music (3) Prereq:
MUC4301.
MUC 6930-Seminar in Composition (3; max: 6) Composi-
tion of chamber works for instrumental and/or vocal en-
sembles.
MUC 7931-Advanced Seminar in Composition (3; max: 6)
Composition for large instrumental and/or vocal ensembles.
MUE 6080-Foundations of Music Education (3) Historical
development and philosophy; comparison of United States
with other countries and cultures; individuals, associations
and institutions that shape the music education program.
MUE 6349-Music in the School (1-6; max: 6) Offered by ex-
tensionr only. In-service training for teachers.
MUE 6647-Trends in Teaching and Learning Music (3)
MUE 6785--Methods of Research in Music Education (3)
Materials and specialized techniques of research in music
education.
MUE 6931-Contemporary Curriculum Practices in Music
Education (3) An exploration of the ways in which artistic
forms of understanding and reflection can be useful in de-
signing and evaluating educational programs.
MUE 7685-Foundations of Musical Behavior (3) Cultural in-
fluences, learning conditions, biological constraints, psy-
choacoustical phenomena, musical taste, the measurement
and prediction of musical taste, the measurement and pre-
diction of musical ability.
MUE 7846-Philosophies of Music Education (3) The nature
and meaning of the aesthetic experience as it relates to mu-
sic education.
MUE 7938-Music Education Seminar (3) Contemporary is-
sues and problems in music education and the investigation
and planning of research relevant to selected problems.
MUG 6105-Graduate Conducting (3; max: 15) Conducting
larger works from the standard repertoire for band, orchestra
and chorus.
MUG 7106-Advanced Graduate Conducting (3; max: 15)
Prereq: MUG 6105. For conducting majors. Conducting ma-