This was a very fun lab. At first, I was scared because we had to work in partners or groups, but I soon started to enjoy it. Also, we got to see different things under the microscope, which was cool.

In the beginning, you'll learn about certain tests. It's important you understand the labs because throughout the semester, you'll do these said tests to find out what your microbial baby (unknown environmental swab) is. Also, you'll have a group project that demonstrates one of these tests.

Dr. Kae is a pretty funny guy. He makes a lot of jokes but is still able to be serious when teaching. If you do your pre-lab before class and send in your assignments on time, you'll be okay.

I wish I savored every moment I had this lab. Before I knew it, the semester went by so fast. Although we still had to do work for this course, this was my favorite lab I've ever had.

Compared to my usual courses, this was more on the difficult side. The only way to pass this course is to study regularly.

In this course, it talks more about the physiology, but will still go over the anatomy. It can be very useful, especially if you're planning to go into nursing, dental hygiene, etc.

Professor Shih is very kind. If you take her in person class, she can give you extra credit for attendance. Also, she even gives extra credit if you attend certain events/workshops. However, her provided textures can be very long.

I wish I did all the extra credit opportunities and visited the open lab.