42 courses with the subject BIOL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Introduces basic principles of ecology and environmental science relevant to the interactions between humans and their environment, uni
Climate Justice in Environmental Education is the first in a two-course program in Environmental Education offered to students in the Colleges of the F
Practical Applications in Environmental Education is the second class in a two-course program in Environmental Education offered to student
Exploration of biological aspects of sex and gender through examination of the genetic, developmental, anatomical, and physiological proces
Introduces basic principles of biology, including cell structure and function, biochemistry, and metabolism; Mendelian and molecular ge Students are required to register for a BIOL 113L General Biology Laboratory section as a co-requisite to the BIOL 113 [Lecture] sectio
Students are required to register for a BIOL 113L General Biology Laboratory section as a co-requ
Does not satisfy requirements for biology major or minor. This introductory course provides the basis for understanding the nature of human disease cau
Students will build research skills in the laboratory and theoretical sciences by becoming involved i
Students will build research skills in the laboratory and theoretical sciences by becoming invo
Students will gain professional knowledge and skills by becoming involved in an internship in
s BIOL - Biology 100
Studies animal form and function, the origin of animal diversity, and the strategies that animal
Introduces the biology of microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Stresses control of microbial populations, systematic study, and
Studies basic organ system functions in vertebrates and selected invertebrates. Uses living and preserved animals
Presents a thorough study of the cell, including structure, function, cell diversity, and methods of analysis. Examines major biochemic
Presents an integrated approach to the fundamental facts and concepts of human anatomy and physiology. Examines the constituents of the
Introduces structural relationships and functional integration of major systems of the human body, with emphasi
Using National Strength and Conditioning Guidelines, this course provides the student with an introduction to key theories, concepts, and scient
Examines interrelations of plants and animals and the environment. Covers biological adaptations and biog
Class and lab introduce the student to the foundations of exercise that enhance health and prevent disease. Students learn to evaluate
Students will build research skills in the laboratory and theoretical sciences by becoming invol
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This discussion-based course explores the function of characteristics of species, populations and communities in an evolutionary contex
Considers the basic principles of immunology with applications of immunologic theory an
Studies the physiological and adaptive responses of the human body to acute and chronic exercise stress. Examines how exercise affect
Studies the physiological and adaptive responses of the human body to acute and chronic exercise stress. Examines how exercise affect
Introduces the marine environment and its diverse communities, focusing on the classification and adaptations of marine organisms. St
Introduces human brain function using comparative and evolutionary concepts with emphasis on molecular, cellular, and neurophysiologi
Studies the morphological changes that occur in the development of organisms and the molecular events that underlie these processes. La
Studies the principles of classical and molecular genetics in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic genetics
Examines gene structure and function; regulation of DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis; the contr
Considers host-pathogen relationships by exploring the molecular and cellular mechanisms by which selected
Introduces the basic methods for infectious disease epidemiology and case studies of important disease syndromes and en
Explores human development across the lifespan and the effect of genetic and environmental factors on growth, development, and human
Consent of instructor required. Directed study addresses coursework required for the major or degree not being offered formally that se
Consent of department required. Usually taken for two semesters(eight semester hours) but may be elected for one semester (eight semest
Consent of department required. Includes a thesis and an oral presentation at a scientific meeting or
The analysis of human movement based on anatomical and mechanical principles. Emphasis is given to the application of these principle
in Fall and 4 credits in Spring) NOTE: For the NUTR 410, NUTR 453, NUTR 455 Sequencing: During the Fall and Spring terms of their senior year, students will work with their advisor and choose either NUTR 453 or NUTR 455 after taking NUTR 410. A minimum 3.0 overall GPA must be maintained and students Health and Exercise Science Electives AST 232 / SOCI 232 / WGSS 232 Race, Gender & Health BIOL 221
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