BIO 110 Contemporary Human Biology II Continuation of BIO 109 designed to complete the overview of body systems and to develop the concept of homeostasis. BIO 111 Contemporary Human Biology II with Lab Continuation of BIO 109 designed to complete the overview of body systems and to develop the concept of homeostasis. BIO 201 Microbiology Considers the properties of bacteria, molds, and viruses as well as the role, which these organisms play in the biotic world. In-depth study focusing on blood, lymph, tissue fluid, respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, excretory systems, nervous, and endocrine coordination, and neutrality control. Clinical implications of physiological principles are stressed.
Laboratory involves considerable use of electronic physiological monitoring and computer equipment.
BIO 302 Genetics Classical and modern theories of heredity including molecular genetics and concepts of bioengineering. BIO 304 Ecology Interrelationships of plants and animals with their environment, energy relationships, population and community organization, succession, and ecological methods. BIO 306 Vertebrate Embryology Basic process of development including gametogenesis, fertilization, cleavage, formation of germ layers, embryogenesis, and organogenesis. BIO 307 Cell Biology Considers the structure, behavior, and evolution of cells and their components. Pathophysiology A consideration of metabolic states altered by a variety of disease processes in the major systems of the human body.