C. Brown, Dubuque, IA, 1996. To help you become biologically literate. That is, to understand biological principles as they apply to you and your environment, and to understand how to use your knowledge responsibly. To help you understand the nature of scientific inquiry by practicing inquiry in the laboratory and in the field. That is, what questions are accessible and appropriate, and what methods are available to seek answers.
Consistent attendance is the key to a good grade.
Consult your laboratory instructor should a problem arise. Make up exams are given only under conditions of documented excuses which the student has processed with the Assistant Provost. Numerous resources on campus are available to you for academic assistance. Tutoring is available at no charge to you. I can direct you to the appropriate resources.