Students using the Nematode Classification app during class. Photo of iPad with Nematode Classification app. Associate Professor of Biology, Ray Hong, responds to two students in a biology lab. Photos by Hannah Luna.
CSUN recently launched a new app in the Apple App Store. Designed by CSUN students and staff, the free app was created for students in the myCSUNtablet courses.
Nematode Classification
The Nematode Classification app was developed for upper-division biology majors to help students learn about the classification of nematodes living inside the beetle hosts. The app guides students through a dichotomous key identification process. It helps students to learn about nematode species and to contribute to finding new relationships and unknown species using a microscope. Associate Professor of Biology, Ray Hong, provided the nematode data and microscopic photography for the app.
Download the Nematode Classification app for your iPad on the App Store
Read about other CSUN Biology apps available on the App Store
If you have any questions about custom app development, please contact the Faculty Technology Center.