F A course involving studies of the internal and external factors affecting water relations, mineral nutrition, respiration, photosynthesis, growth and differentiation of plants, with emphasis on plant metabolism. 1 semester hour F Plants metabolism functions. Special emphasis will be given to the biochemical processes and where they occur within the cell. F A study of the structure and functions of cellular organelles. Su A study of the interrelationships of the organism and its environment.
Attention is placed on the dynamic interplay between the forces in the living community.
Su A field study of the relationships of organisms to their environment. Sp A study of the fundamental developmental stages of echnoids, fish and selected vertebrates with some consideration being given to mammals. The developmental processes of these organisms will be described and analyzed through early stages. A descriptive study of the early developmental sequences of the vertebrate animals. The course will emphasize content and develop competency in the application and performance of specific basic and integrated skills in science.