This course in based on the study of insect structure, development, taxonomy, and human-arthropod interactions. The lab focuses on principles of sampling and identification of insects. Special course fee is required. 3 cr. hrs. This course covers the mechanisms of organ system function in vertebrates, especially humans, with an emphasis on homeostatic control systems.
Importance is placed on clearly defined chains of causal links and integration of systems.
The course will provide a solid physiological foundation for students interested in pursuing a career in the medical sciences and biological research. Special course fee is required. 4 cr. hrs. This course covers a variety of topics important to wildlife professionals, including ecological principles and habitat design, data analysis, law enforcement, hunting, predation, population dynamics, and endangered species management. The course will include a detailed discussion of techniques used by wildlife managers to manipulate habitat for the benefit of game and nongame species.