Biological Sciences 106 and 107 are necessary for biology majors. Introduction to the principles of bioenergetics, molecular structure, function and evolution, and cell morphology, anatomy, and physiology. Biological Sciences 106 and 107 are necessary for biology majors. This interdisciplinary course explores the significant contributions of a broad array of individuals in biological, scientific, and mathematics fields. It examines case studies of women and people of diverse ethnic backgrounds who have made important discoveries and contributions to our understanding of science and mathematics.
None Designed for non-majors, the course explores the global problems facing society today.
Structure and function of the human body. Structure and function of the human body. Students are to attend two field trips, to be arranged, on weekends during the semester. Survey of the animal kingdom with emphasis on integrating mechanisms at the cellular, organismic, and population levels. Included are cell organization, morphology, and development with principles of population biology, evolution and ecology.