6 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.
BIO 1055 An introduction to the fundamental principles of biology with an emphasis on applications of biological concepts to humans and society. Topics include all aspects of biology from the cellular, organismal, physiological, and ecological levels. Three hours lecture per week. (This course does not count toward a major or minor in biology).
BIO 1050 Biological Science Laboratory course complements the fundamental principles of biology presented in the corresponding BIO 1050 Lecture course. Emphasis is placed on how scientific knowledge is gained through experimentation. Two hours laboratory per week. (This course does not count toward a major or minor in biology.) $50.00
BIO 1155 This course introduces students to topics in biochemistry, cellular biology, and genetics. This course is typically taken by biology majors and minors, biochemistry and molecular biology students, and students in health science programs. Three hours lecture per week.
BIO 1150 Principles of Biology I Laboratory course complements topics presented in the corresponding BIO 1150 Lecture course. Hands-on, inquiry-based laboratory experiments develop skills utilized in biochemistry, cellular biology, and genetics. Three hours laboratory per week. $50.00
BIO 1165 This course introduces students to topics in evolution, the diversity of organisms, plant and animal structure and function, and ecological relationships. This course is typically taken by biology majors and minors, environmental science majors and minors, and students in health science programs. Three hours lecture per week.
BIO 1160 Principles of Biology II Laboratory course complements topics presented in the corresponding BIO 1160 Lecture course. Hands-on experiences and field trips introduce students to evolution, diversity of organisms, plant and animal structure and function, and ecological relationships. Three hours laboratory per week. $50.00
