This laboratory can only be taken when enrolled in the lecture course. This course will explore various microbiological techniques and applications including isolation of pure cultures, the use of various growth media as a tool for microbial analysis, and the utilization of microbial processes for the production of food. General Biology A study of the underlying principles of biological process with an emphasis on cellular biochemistry, structures and functions of cellular organelles, mechanisms of inheritance, and the molecules involved in heredity, and development of complex organisms with emphases on the anatomy and physiology of animals. The systematics, ecology, physiology and comparative morphology of the invertebrate and vertebrate animals, the plants and the study of ecology and evolution. An introduction to the study of human structure.
Emphasis is on the functional bases of anatomy.
Biol 211 Human Physiology Prerequisite, Biol 210 or instructor's consent. Biol 301 Plant Kingdom Prerequisite, Biol 103 or equivalent. Students learn classification, morphology, life cycle of representative members of the plant phyla. Lecture, laboratory, field trips. Biol 307 Microbiology Prerequisites, Chem 140 and one semester of biology.