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'''Spring 2008''' 2- | '''Spring 2008''' 2-4-3<br> | ||
'''Instructors:''' [[Drew Endy]], and [[Natalie Kuldell]]<br> | '''Instructors:''' [[Drew Endy]], and [[Natalie Kuldell]]<br> | ||
*'''Lecture:''' T/R 10-11 (13-3101) | *'''Lecture:''' T/R 10-11 (13-3101) | ||
*'''Studio:''' M 1-5 (13-3095) | *'''Studio:''' M 1-5 (13-3095) | ||
'''Welcome to 20.020!''' A project-based introduction to the engineering of synthetic biological systems. In this subject, you will have an opportunity to develop projects that are responsive to real-world problems, using solutions that depend on biological technologies. Through lectures, design studio, and recitations you will be introduced to | '''Welcome to 20.020!''' A project-based introduction to the engineering of synthetic biological systems. In this subject, you will have an opportunity to develop projects that are responsive to real-world problems, using solutions that depend on biological technologies. Through lectures, design studio, and recitations you will be introduced to | ||
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Spring 2008 2-4-3
Instructors: Drew Endy, and Natalie Kuldell
- Lecture: T/R 10-11 (13-3101)
- Studio: M 1-5 (13-3095)
Welcome to 20.020! A project-based introduction to the engineering of synthetic biological systems. In this subject, you will have an opportunity to develop projects that are responsive to real-world problems, using solutions that depend on biological technologies. Through lectures, design studio, and recitations you will be introduced to
- (1) components and control of prokaryotic and eukaryotic behavior,
- (2) DNA synthesis, standards, and abstraction in biological engineering,
- (3) issues of human practice, including (a) biological safety, (b) security, (c) ownership, sharing, & innovation, and (d) ethics.
We hope this subject will provide an engaging introduction for would-be biological engineers as well as a foundational framework for anyone interested in the responsible and reliable programming of genetic material.
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