BI 321 - Population Ecology

Population ecology is the study of how populations grow and how they interact with other populations and their environment. Students observe, measure, and manipulate these interactions in the field and lab, and develop analytic mathematical models to study them further. Students test ecological hypotheses and learn to evaluate published literature.

Prerequisites: BI 151 with a grade of C or better and completion of the department’s required math cognates (2 courses).

Full course
Laboratory Fee: yes