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@import "/meta-elements/css/standards.css"; BCInfo A to Z SEARCH DIRECTORIES ... biology biology course listing Search Biology BC Sites BIOLOGY HOME ABOUT BIOLOGY FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION LISTING RESEARCH ... UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES BIOLOGY COURSES Core Courses Non-Majors Biology Electives B.A. Electives ... Contact Biology Biology Courses Complete list of courses generally offered by the Biology Department. Current Course Web Pages Information for students currently enrolled in biology courses. Access class notes, syllabi, slides, etc as provided by individual professors. Most courses are offered every year. Specialized graduate seminars vary from year to year and new courses may be developed. Occasionally, due to sabbaticals or leaves of absence, some elective courses may not be offered in a particular year. Please consult the course update page and the department for yearly variations. Undergraduate courses from the list below are parsed into CORE non-majors, general elective , and majors bio-elective categories on the linked page. Advanced undergraduates with sufficient background may seek special permission to enroll in graduate (600 - 899) level courses. For course descriptions and schedule information click here.

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@import "/meta-elements/css/standards.css"; BCInfo A to Z SEARCH DIRECTORIES ... biology course listing Search Biology BC Sites BIOLOGY HOME ABOUT BIOLOGY FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION LISTING RESEARCH ... Biology Electives B.A. Electives Lab Courses BIOLOGY NEWS Contact Biology Approved B.A. Elective Courses for B.A. Biology Majors Regular Program and Advanced Placement Program Bachelor of Arts majors need to take at least 3 courses from the following list of approved "B.A. Electives". This requirement is in addition to the requirement for 3 or 5 upper division bio-elective courses in the regular and advanced placement B.A. programs, respectively. Although there is overlap between the bio-elective list and the B.A. elective list, courses may NOT be co-counted as satisfying both categories. Biology Department Courses * Any course from the list of B.S. degree bio-elective courses that is not used in fulfillment of the bio-elective requirement, is approved as a B.A. elective. Non-Biology Department Courses * Paleontology - GE 330 * Environmental Geochemistry - GE 392 * Biogeochemistry of the Planet - GE 465 * Environmental Law - PO 307 * Philosophy of Science - PL 593 * Sensory Psychology - PS 386 * Hormones and Behavior - PS 389 * Behavioral Neuroscience - PS 386 * Psychopharmacology - PS 386 * Law and Bioethics - TH 224 Learn Our Web Feedback Top of Page Updated: October 29, 2002

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Curtin Handbook Curtin Business School Engineering, Science and Computing Faculty of Engineering Departments Chemical Engineering Civil Engineerin g Electrical and Computer Engineering ... Faculty of Science Departments Applied Physics Applied Chemistry Environmental Biology Mathematics and Statistics ... Science and Mathematics Education Centre (SMEC) Health Sciences Humanities Division of Engineering, Science and Computing Department of Environmental Biology The Department of Environmental Biology is a major component of the Division of Engineering and Science, dedicated to the strengthening of its reputation as an innovative, dynamic and distinctive contributor in the field of environmental sciences. Particular attention is paid to the ecology of terrestrial and aquatic organisms, land restoration and conservation biology. Courses are offered at the undergraduate, Honours, Postgraduate Diploma, MSc and PhD levels. Staff and students are very active in research, most of them associated with the Insect Study, Aquatic Science, Conservation Biology, Plant Ecology, Plant Propagation, Animal Physiology and Mine Rehabilitation groups, and the Mulga Research Centre.

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About Project BIO Description Update - January 96 Resource Center Community College Partners ... Employee History Project BIO Description Project BIO is a partnership for biology education. It involves biology educators and students at Iowa State University, Iowa community colleges, Iowa high schools and selected Iowa industries. The goal the project is to develop and share biology education resources via the internet. We have established a world wide web site which is the point of access for the Project BIO materials. Email is being used to facility communication among biology teachers and students. We believe that Project BIO will have an international impact on Biology education as a model for distance education and cooperation among educators. The materials developed in Project BIO are available world-wide on the internet. Goals of Project BIO to enhance biology distance education by developing on-line biology courses to share teaching resources and promote shared curriculum development. to enhance the quality of biology educators at Iowa community colleges and high schools through continuing education to promote articulation of biology curricula.

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HOME WHAT COURSES SHOULD I TAKE? A) WHICH STUDENTS SHOULD TAKE INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY 31101 AND BIOLOGY OF ORGANISMS 31102? B) WHICH SCIENCE COURSES SHOULD BE NEXT ON MY LIST? C) D) WHICH UPPER LEVEL BIOLOGY COURSES ARE BEST FOR BIOLOGY MAJORS? E) A) WHICH STUDENTS SHOULD TAKE INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY 31101 AND BIOLOGY OF ORGANISMS 31102? 1) virtually all biology majors PHILOSOPHICAL REASON : these two courses introduce the future biologist to all of the major fields of biology, laying the groundwork for future coursework and allowing students to sample possible fields of interest Introduction to Biology 31101surveys the topics of biochemistry, cell biology, energy in living systems, cell division, genetics, and evolution thus laying the foundation for future coursework Biology of Organisms 31102 surveys the various groups of living things ranging from microbes to plants and animals, analyzes the anatomy and physiology of representatives of these groups, examines their evolution, and studies their integration into ecosystems PRACTICAL REASON FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS : virtually all four year schools require this course in their biology core curriculum, including:

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Almost all medical schools require the following courses: 2 laboratory courses in General Chemistry 2 laboratory courses in Organic Chemistry 2 laboratory courses in Physics (calculus or non-calculus based) At least 2 laboratory courses in Biology (we recommend Cell Biology [note that Cell has no lab at present, but will have one as of 2001-2002 with the opening of the new life sciences building], Genetics, and either General Physiology or General Zoology)all Texas schools except Baylor require either 3 or 4 Biology laboratory coursessome schools also stipulate which Biology courses should be taken. 2 courses in Mathematics (usually Calculus I and Calculus II at Hendrix)exceeds requirement at many schools since some schools require only College Algebra and Trigonometry (UAMS); many others require Calculus IWashington University in St. Louis requires Calculus II (note that some schools have dropped their Mathematics requirement) 2-3 courses in English (3 at UAMS)(we especially recommend Rhetoric in Writing)some schools want only composition courses; some will give English credit for writing intensive classes (check requirements for each school)UAMS will accept (but does not require) Speech Communication as 1 of the 3 English courses

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Biology Department Home Faculty Life Science Curriculum Student Activities ... Online ApplicationStudent Employment Life Science Curriculum Major in biology Minor in biology Other Major Areas of Study: Biochemistry Natural Science Chemistry Geology Health Pre-professional Programs Environmental Studies Course Descriptions with advising information: Concepts of Biology Lower division courses for non-majors Lower division courses for biology majors or minors and majors in natural science and health-related sciences (dietetics, nursing, physical therapy, etc.) Upper division courses for biology majors or minors and natural science majors Group I - Organismal Diversity Group II - Cell / Molecular Group III - Structural/Functional Biology Group IV - Ecology / Evolution ... The Natural History of the Pacific Northwest - the 1997 experience on the web General upper division courses Independent study Frequently Asked Questions Recommended Coursework for selected areas of interest The Biology Major (45 credits) The lower division courses of the biology major sequence are designed to provide students with a thorough introduction to fundamental biological concepts. Upper division requirements are designed to ensure breadth of exposure to the major disciplines within biology while providing the opportunity for specialization for interested students. The close interrelationship of biology to other disciplines requires that majors complete a program of supportive work in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. For this reason, we suggest that prospective biology majors consult with department members early in their academic program regarding specific requirements.

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13. Biology Major Revamped To Allow For New Courses - Pipe Dream Online - Tuesday, M some changes that would modify the introductory biology courses. Two fourcredit biology courses, BIOL 113 and BIOL In other schools, there are no BIOL 113, 114 and 115 courses. http://www.bupipedream.com/010327/news/n7.html

Tuesday, March 27, 2001 Issue: 14 Biology major revamped to allow for new courses The new curriculum would allow a greater choice of general education courses and would give majors more time to take a variety of upper-level classes Di Li - Staff Writer In a move that anticipates future growth and expansion, the department of biological sciences has decided to renumber and rename several of its courses for the Fall 2001 semester. Undergraduate Adviser of biology Alan Haber said the change comes in light of several new, advanced courses that will be offered in September. The department changed the guidelines in order to help transfer students complete their degree requirements in a timely fashion. The new curriculum would also allow a greater choice of general education courses and would give majors more time to take a variety of upper-level classes. Haber said the department did introduce some changes that would modify the introductory biology courses. Two four-credit biology courses, BIOL 113 and BIOL 114, and the two-credit lab course, BIOL 115, will be offered for the last time this fall. According to biology Professor Anna Tan-Wilson, the changes will make it easier to select courses. In order for students to fulfill the “L” (lab sciences) requirement in biological sciences, they need to take 10 biology credits, including BIOL 113, 114 and 115. After restructuring they will only need to take 4 credits in either BIOL 117 or 118.

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UNDERGRADUATE LINKS Undergraduate Biology Counseling Biology Majors Course Websites Student profiles Health Professions 10 Reasons Undergraduate Research Tour the Dept. Blue Book Biology Club Biology Resource Center Bio Dept. main page Biology Career Opportunities Undergraduate Courses with Web Sites List of courses on this website for undergraduates within the Biology Department. Some Classes are taught using Purdue University's WebCT program, If you are registered you can log on here 100 level courses Biol.110 Fundamentals of Biology 1. This course is designed especially for students in the Schools of Agriculture and Health Sciences, although it should be suitable for others of you who are interested in an introduction to Biological Science that prepares youfor future courses in the Life Sciences or courses that depend on the Life Sciences. Biol.111 Fundamentals of Biology 2. This course is designed especially for students in the Schools of Agriculture and Health Sciences, although it should be suitable for others of you who are interested in an introduction to Biological Science that prepares you for future courses in the Life Sciences or courses that depend on the Life Sciences. Biol.121

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University of Newcastle Marine Science and Technology About Resources for Schools ... Field Courses for Schools About Background News How to Find Us Facilities ... Useful Links Field Courses for Schools We provide a series of ecology courses for groups of up to 40 students at the Dove Marine Laboratory. For a free brochure, please contact the Project Development Officer. The Marine Environment as a Learning Resource For Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 pupils there are exciting hands-on explorations of the rocky shore directly outside the laboratory, tackling concepts from the national curriculum such as Habitats, Adaptations of Organisms to their Environment, Feeding Relationships and Classification. Inside the lab itself, the hidden wonder of the marine environment is opened up through aquarium collections and microscope investigations of plankton. GCSE and Post-16 Learning We provide a range of half-day or day-long courses for GCSE, AS and A2 level students in Biology and Environmental Sciences. We also provide week-long packages that will cover different habitats and techniques. Accommodation can be arranged for groups travelling from afar. Why not base your A2 coursework at the Dove Marine Laboratory . We can get your pupils started with the basics of identification, sampling techniques, and those dreaded stats. before launching them off on their own explorations seeded with ecological project ideas that

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University of Newcastle Marine Science and Technology About Resources for Schools ... Short Courses About Background News How to Find Us Facilities ... Useful Links Short Courses Life Beneath the Waves and Between the Tides Commencing January 2003 If you’ve enjoyed the "Blue Planet" and want to learn more, this is the course for you! A 10 week evening course covering the biology of coral reefs, deep seas, hydrothermal vents, rocky and sandy shores and the open ocean. The course includes a shore visit, and practical laboratory experience. No previous biology study is required! This is ideal for anyone who has an interest in marine biology; whether you are a diver who would like to know more about the science behind the organisms you observe, or a teacher who would like to put a marine slant on their ecology teaching, or simply just curious. It is ideal for AS and ‘A’-level students! The Slippery World of Seaweeds Commencing January 2003 There are about 250 species of seaweed found on the coast of Northumberland and Durham (and over 600 in the UK). This 8 week course will, through practical sessions in the field and laboratory, and talks illustrated with slides, enable you to identify the species you are likely to find whilst out on the coast. The course will also include sessions on the million and one things that seaweeds are used for, the problems they cause (particularly fouling ships and gas platforms) and a practical session on cooking them.

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The Status of Undergraduate Education in Conservation Biology Sponsored by the Education Committee of the Society for Conservation Biology Report prepared by Rebecca White (Prescott College), Thomas L. Fleischner (Prescott College), and Stephen C.Trombulak (Middlebury College) October 2000 Introduction Results Table 1. The general nature of conservation biology courses and curricula at different institutions. Question No Yes Not applicable Other Does your institution teach one or more courses in conservation biology? Are there prerequisites? Is there a field component? Is there a degree track in conservation biology? Is there interaction and cooperation between disciplines and departments? The concepts taught, as well as the skills focused on, in conservation biology courses varied between institutions (Tables 2 and 3). While 92% of schools included island biogeography, only 54% included ecosystem management, and only 43% listed gap analysis. When asked what skills were taught in the course, 84% of the same schools listed written communication, 54% listed oral communication, 51% listed quantitative assessment/data analysis, 41% listed real world experience in policy or government, 32% listed field natural history, and 16% listed other. The survey also asked what other courses have conservation as a prominent subject. Sixteen per cent listed ecology, 16% listed vertebrate zoology, 14% listed environmental studies and 49 other courses were mentioned in less than 10% of the surveys.

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