This course is unique in the sense that:

• It is explained in a unique way so as to make it simple and interesting. It makes it into a story worth hearing
• It contains a color-coding system of words and letters as well as underlined and highlighted items helpful for those who are visual learners
• It has mnemonics and making it easy to memorize long lists
• It provides medical and real-life scenario examples that make it of practical knowledge and interest
• It concludes with different perspectives on each lesson, causing the audience to "think out of the box"

What will you learn in this course?

• Describe the main events in the history of immunology
• Locate the immune system in the human body
• Identify the immune cell types
• Differentiate the two types of immunity
• Able to describe the antigens and antibodies
• Differentiate primary and secondary immune response
• Identify the immune cell types
• Describe the 4 levels of protein structure
• Design the structure of an antibody
• Differentiate the five isotypes of antibody

Who should take this course?

Biology students, microbiology students, immunology students, as well as anyone who is interested in the subject matter.