BIO 125 Introduction to Marine Science 4 cr. An introductory level course dealing with Marine Science. It provides a framework for illustrating biological principles and processes. Aspects taught include ecology, diversity of plants and animals, marine communities and habits, and current issues and topics related to human intervention. Laboratory emphasis is on observation, sampling, and studies of marine animals and plant communities.
Field trips are a required portion of the course.
Laboratory fee applies. BIO 162 Animal Ecology 2 cr. Through the use of nature films, TV nature programs and field trips to local environmental areas the behavior and specializations of animals are studied. Students, with guidance, are expected to do several photo-essays on wildlife topics and must have their own camera and transportation. BIO 165 Natural History of Long Island 2 cr.