FR Wilbur Long This course is designed for science majors and focuses on the unifying concepts of species and adaptations of species to change, and an overview of cell biology including cell structure, cell metabolism, cell reproduction, enzyme action, DNA, proteins, and genetics. The laboratory emphasizes basic techniques and is an integral component of the course. This course fulfills a requirement for the biology major and one of the two natural sciences and math basic liberal arts requirements. This course is designed for non-science majors to examine human biology, including the study of human evolution, human ecology, anatomy, physiology, and genetics. These topics are studied with a view toward the appreciation of scientific and medical research affecting all our lives.
Course includes laboratory.
This course fulfills one of the two natural science and math basic liberal arts requirements. Classroom participation is encouraged, and there is a strong emphasis on writing and speaking. This course fulfills a requirement for the communication major. This course provides a broad historical and theoretical introduction to the study of human communication in the context of organizations and audiences. Classroom participation is encouraged, and there is a strong emphasis on writing and speaking.