Introduction to cell anatomy and organismal biology. The kingdoms of life are surveyed, emphasizing distinguishi
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46 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.
Introduction to cell anatomy and organismal biology. The kingdoms of life are surveyed, emphasizing distinguishi
Laboratory component of BIO-101 General Biology I. Lab fee r
Introduction to biochemistry, molecular cell biology and cell energetics. Genetics covered in relation to molecular mechanisms, p
Laboratory component of BIO-102 General Biology II. Lab fee
Students will gain a basic understanding of the fundamental principles of botany and plant science
Laboratory component of BIO-108 Practical Plant Biology. Lab
A survey of relevant biological principles and processes designed as an introduction t
Laboratory component of BIO-110 Contemporary Biology. Lab fe
A general overview of microbiology with emphasis on pathological mechanisms of infectious disease and precautions necessary for the prevention an
Laboratory component of BIO-111 Clinical Aspects of Microbiol
Major anatomical changes undergone by vertebrates during their evolutionary history, from invertebrate anc
Laboratory component of BIO-205 Comparative Anatomy of Verteb
Study of the major groups of invertebrates with consideration of morp
Laboratory component of BIO-206 : Invertebrate Zoology. Lab
Analysis of the physiological mechanisms of the vertebrate organism from the cellular to the organ
Laboratory component of BIO-207 : Vertebrate Physiology. Lab
Mendelian genetics and principles of heredity, introductory molecular
Laboratory component of BIO-208 : Genetics. Lab fee required
A detailed study of nutrition and health, with emphasis on metabolic pathways and
Survey of the plant kingdom, emphasizing classification, evolution, structure and func
Laboratory component of BIO-210 : Introductory Botany. Lab f
Study of the morphology, physiology and genetics of microorganisms with em
Laboratory component of BIO-211 : Microbiology. Lab fee requ
An exploration of animal interactions within the framework of evolution and natural selection. Emphasis on
Laboratory component of BIO-220 : Animal Behavior. Lab fee r
A survey of the major marine habitats - the fauna, environmental characteristics and the processes in
The science of preserving biodiversity and sustaining the Earth, this course draws on many disciplines and findings of theoretical
Laboratory component of BIO-230 : Conservation Biology. Lab
A seminar course offered as needed to cover topics of interest to
Descriptive and experimental analysis of the development of multicellular eukaryotic organisms. A variety of vertebrate and invertebr
Laboratory component of BIO-302 : Developmental Biology. Lab
Microscopic structure of principal vertebrate tissues correlated with their function and inte
Laboratory component of BIO-304 : Histology. Lab fee require
A lecture/discussion course for junior/ senior-level students interested in immunology. Explores the vertebrate immune system at the organismic, cel
A study of the history of life on Earth and examination of principles of organ
This course is designed to acquaint biology students with the foundational topics and theories needed to develop an in-depth unders
An exploration of the principles of molecular genetics with emphasis on the control of cellular activities and the molecular structur
Introduction to the principles of ecology. Study of factors governing distribut
Laboratory component of BIO 314 : Ecology.
A laboratory course for junior-/senior-level students interested in research methods in molecular biology and biochem
Explore how soils shape ecosystems and restoration. Learn soil analysis, spatial mapping, and GIS for visu
Laboratory component of Landscape Technologies
A seminar course offered as needed to cover topics of interest to
Students learn to explore primary scientific literature, develop a research project and- depending
The second course in the three-semester research sequence for Biology and Chemistry majors, focusing on research a
The third course in the three-semester sequence for Biology and Chemistry majors with
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