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2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

BI 151 - Introduction to Ecology and Evolution

This course introduces ecology and evolution. Our approach is problem- and inquiry-based. Lectures, case studies, and discussions present biological concepts relevant to real world problems. Labs promote hypothesis testing and experimental design during semester-long projects. Students develop proficiency with scientific reasoning and learn the importance of biological principles in the natural world.

Full course
Misc. Notes: Required for biochemistry, biology and pre-health care career students; others by permission of the department.
Laboratory Fee: yes
Liberal Studies Curriculum: Processes of Scientific Reasoning or CORE: Scientific Inquiry
When Offered: Fall