34 courses with the subject BIO, 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.
Students will be introduced to anatomical terminology, the basic anatomy and functioning of the cell, mammalian histology, skeletal, muscular, and
This course is a continuation of BIO 1030 . The structure and function of the endocrine, circulatory, lymphatic/immune, respiratory, digestive, urina
An introduction to the fundamental principles and problems of biology for the non science major. Begin
This is part one of a two semester inquiry based course in introductory biology for students majoring in the sciences. This course provides a coherent, unified picture of b
The second part of a two semester inquiry based course for science majors providing a coherent, unified picture of biology by ordering principles around structural levels of o
An in-depth analysis of an area of topical interest in biology not specifically covered in the general curriculum. Lecture hours/Lab hours: 3 hours lecture
Microorganisms are found throughout the globe and have profound effects on the earth’s environments and the various life forms that inhabit them. This course will begin with a survey of the bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae and protozoa tha
This course examines the principles, mechanisms and methodologies of classical and molecular genetics. It begins with an introduction to the chemical nature of heredity material. It investigates mechanisms of
This course introduces Biology majors to the microbial world and explores the interactions among microbes, their environment and the rest of the living world. It will begin with a survey of the ba *this is a laboratory science course
An interdisciplinary course which provides an introduction to the nervous and endocrine systems. It also will provide an understanding of the basis of human behavior in the context of group activity and social behavior. The course will feature a lecture portion which targets the cellular basis of neural function using animal model systems. In addition the course will provide student groups in the class with the opportunity to highlight the underpinnings of certain human activities and clinical pathologies. The laboratory will provide hand-on experiences as well as demonstrations, focusing on the physiology of the nervous system. Lecture hours/Lab hours: 3 hours lecture; 3 hours lab Cross-listed with: PSY 3521 BIO 1140) and a semester of Introductory Psychology(PSY 1010), /OR one semester of biology(BIO 1030 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I or BIO 1130 ) and 1 semester of Biological Psychology(PSY 3060)
This course studies functional adaptations in selected vertebrates and invertebrates which are necessary to maintain homeostasis and promote sur
This course explores the etiology and pathogenesis of human disease with emphasis on * this is a non-laboratory science course
Provides the student with an understanding of vertebrate morphology and evolution. Students will study the morpholo
A comprehensive survey of the plant kingdom is made; structure and life processes
The investigation of animal behavior as an evolved characteristic of vertebrate and invertebrate organisms. Topics will include foraging eco
This course will provide the student with a historical perspective on the development of * this is a non-laboratory science course
This course is an introduction to immunology with an emphasis on the human immune system. It begins with a general description of the cells and molecules involved in the
This course will examine the structure and function of the human body as it relates specifically to human movement in health, sport, disease and aging. Introductory lessons will focus on universal anatomical terminology and the fundamenta
An interdisciplinary course which provides an introduction to the nervous and endocrine systems. It also will provide an understanding of the basis of human behavior in the context of group
This course will investigate the concepts and techniques used in genetics and molecular biology, including those that are modern and cutting edge. Textbooks, primary literat
The objective of this course is to integrate the sciences in a systematic study of scientific communic
The objective of this course is to integrate the sciences in a systematic study of scientific communic
The study of protozoan, helminth and arthropod parasites with emphasis on those of importance to the human host; morph
This course is a modern treatment of cell structure and function with emphasis on the molecular architecture, biochemistry and regulatory mechanisms co
This course studies the morphological, physiological and biochemical bases of animal development from the fertilized egg. Lectures emphasize m
This course is intended to develop an understanding of the inter-connectedness of organisms, the environment and the processes of
This one-semester course is a survey of basic principles of biochemistry, emphasizing broad understanding of chemical events in living systems in terms of metabolism and structu
Students are given the opportunity to earn academic credit by serving as interns in various biological agencies and/or site manage
Emphasis will be placed upon the integration of studies in the sciences. Students will be given the oppo
Participation in special aspects of biological and/or chemical research for selected biology and chemistry ma
The course provides the student with the opportunity to become involved with a research problem identified in a local industrial laboratory. The nature of the particular activity will depend upon that outlined by the laboratory supervisor, student and faculty adviser. Whether a research position is available will depend upon the needs of local industry and student and faculty interest. division.
Individual reading and research opportunity centered on a specific Biology a
Individual reading and research opportunity centered on a specific Biology
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Source: Mount Saint Mary College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
