28 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.
BIOL 105Concepts of Modern Biology Laboratory1
Introduction to basic cell biology and biodiversity sampling techniques for the non-biology major. Experience in laboratory approaches to introduce basic investigative skills and methods of biological inquiry. This course is the lab for BIO 105.
Introduction to basic cell biology sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in laboratory approaches to introduce basic investigative skills and methods of biological inquiry. This course is the lab for BIO 201.
BIOL 202Principles of Biology: Biodiversity Laboratory1
Introduction to basic biodiversity sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in laboratory approaches to introduce major taxonomic groups and biotic principles. This course is the lab for BIO 202.
BIO 241 . Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 246Microbiology of Human Diseases Laboratory1
Must be taken after or concurrent with BIO 246 lecture. An introduction to basic microbiological laboratory techniques necessary to isolate, identify, stain, culture, and control microorganisms of interest. Special emphasis is placed upon clinical applications through research and completion of historical and clinical case studies. This course is the lab for BIO 246 .
BIO 246 . Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 313Marine Phycology Laboratory
Introduction to phycological sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in field sampling and laboratory approaches to illustrate morphology, life histories, and ecology of benthic marine algae with emphasis on special topics such as morphogenesis, ecotypic variation and speciation, phytogeography, or seasonal periodicity of growth and reproduction. This course is the lab for BIO 313.
Introduction to invertebrate sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in species identification with emphasis on the structure, function, phylogeny, ecology, and life histories of marine taxa. This course is the lab for BIO 318.
A hands-on introduction to biological laboratory research methods. Students learn lab safety, techniques in microbiology, and develop scientific literacy for the purpose of creating and implementing a research plan to isolate and identify novel antibiotic-producing bacteria from local environmental samples.
BIO 325 . University Studies: Building Competencies/Writing Intensive, Building Competencies/Information Literacy Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 330Microbiology Laboratory2
Introduction to basic microbiological laboratory techniques. Experience in laboratory approaches to introduce basic laboratory skills in microbial cultures, staining, biochemical assays, and microorganism identification. This course is the lab for BIO 330. This course is the lab for BIO 330 .
This course examines major genetic concepts and relationships between those concepts. Students will design, execute, and interpret experiments relating DNA to phenotype and investigate genetic interactions in metabolic pathways. Students will analyze and present experimental results, incorporating relevant literature and information from large-scale public genome repositories. This course is the lab for BIO 335 .
BIO 335 . University Studies: Building Competencies/Writing Intensive, Building Competencies/Information Literacy, Common Requirements/Critical Reasoning Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 345Animal Physiology Laboratory1
Introduction to the equipment and techniques for computer-based acquisition of physiological data. Experience in data analysis and presentation, and in computer simulations of physiological experiments is also included. This course is the lab for BIO 345 .
BIO 345 . University Studies: Building Competencies/Writing Intensive, Building Competencies/Information Literacy Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 362Marine Ecology Laboratory1
Introduction to basic ecological principles in the marine environment as they pertain to individual organisms, populations, communities, and ecosystems. Laboratory activities are designed to give students experiential knowledge and acquaint them with the regional marine fauna and flora. This course is the lab for BIO 362 .
Introduction to ecological sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in field sampling, laboratory and computer modeling of sampling approaches, and scientific writing is also included. This course is the lab for BIO 366. This course is the lab for BIO 366 .
Introduction to field and laboratory methods used to identify, isolate and study phytoplankton physiology, ecology, and biotechnological applications. Exploration of microalgae curation and culturing using experimental design approaches and state-of-the-art laboratory and field instrumentation to collect and analyze data.
Introduction to marine botany sampling techniques and data analysis. Experience in field sampling and laboratory approaches to illustrate how to identify marine plant communities and quantify their responses to environmental factors. This course is the lab for BIO 412.
Investigations of invertebrate and vertebrate development using the methods of descriptive embryology, experimental manipulation and molecular genetics. This course is the lab for BIO 440 .
BIO 440 . Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 456Ornithology Laboratory1
Introduction to avian anatomy and field identification of North Carolina birds with field trips to local areas. The class may include weekend camping trips or visits to field stations in North Carolina. This course is the lab for BIO 456.
Demonstration of basic anatomy, taxonomy, and natural history of local species in laboratory and field environments. This course is the lab for BIO 457. This course is the lab for BIO 457 .
Laboratory exercises designed to compliment material presented in BIO 458 lecture. Exercise includes processing of age and growth information, modeling of growth and mortality, field sampling, abundance estimation, and single-species stock assessments. This course is the lab for BIO 458. This course is the lab for BIO 458 .
BIO 465 . Course Repeatability: Course may not be repeated.
BIOL 483Biology Of Crustaceans Laboratory1
Demonstration of basic internal and external anatomy, taxonomy, and natural history. Modern methods for measurement of molt cycle and reproduction. Field trips to local environments. This course is the lab for BIO 483 .
Hands on exploration of advanced topics in marine biology with an emphasis on research experiences in the classroom, laboratory, or field. This course is the lab for BIO 490.
Students conduct hands-on project in field or laboratory setting coupled with individual reports and group discussions of the results of their research. May only be taken once for credit in the major. This course is the lab for BIO 495 .
