Course Code: MLT 100
Course Title: Introduction to Clinical Laboratory
Credit Hours: 3 hours

Description

In this course we will engage rigorously with some of the central ideas directed at how to build the ideal society. In the attempt to unravel what is clearly a complex matter we will focus on some of the compelling debates and ideas from classical antiquity to our times.

Objectives

By the end of the course students will have:

1. an in-depth knowledge of the seminal theoretical debates on the socioeconomic and political organization of society;
2. a deep appreciation for Africa’s historical and contemporary contributions and responses to these theoretical debates; and an improved ability to articulate and support critical arguments in writing.

Course Content

There are many major concepts covered in medical lab technician programs, including:

• Basic laboratory procedures
• Chemistry
• Bacteriology
• Microbiolo
• Hematology
• Medical technology

Mode of Delivery

Course will be delivered via lectures, discussions and laboratory practices.

Reading Materials

• Heskett, J. (1985) Industrial Design (World of Art). Thames & Hudson.
• Gantz, C. (2014). Founders of American Industrial Design, McFarland, Jefferson.
• Ferebee, A. and Byles, J. (2011). A History of Design from the Victorian Era to the Present: A Survey of the Modern Style in Architecture, Interior Design, Industrial Design, Graphic Design and Photography (2^nd Ed) New York, W.W. Norton & Co.
• Fiell, C. and Fiell, P. (2012). Design of the 20th Century. Taschen.