An introduction to environmental science including the description of the environment and its components and their interactions, and discussions of current environmental problems such as consumption of natural resources, waste disposal, and overpopulation, and possible solutions. 3 credit hours. The principles of ecology that analyze interactions between plants, animals and the environment. 3 credit hours. Insect anatomy and physiology.
Students study insect behavior and interactions that involve insects and the environment.
3 credit hours. Survey of all human organ systems. Organ systems are presented at the macroscopic and microscopic levels with emphasis on physiological mechanisms within each organ system. 3 credit hours. Must be taken concurrently with BIOL 212A .