BIO-115 |
Biology of Aging |
Topics include theories of aging , discussion of organ systems of the body from the standpoint of the normal functions and specific age-related changes and disorders , as well as needs of the older adult . 3 lecture hours per week . Not accepted as credit towards the biologymajor . |
BIO-203 |
General Biology I |
An introduction to life science designed as a molecular investigation into living things , beginning with the cell . Cellular chemistry , structures and functions will be addressed . Physiological processes such as respiration and photosynthesis are discussed , as are the molecular aspects of cell division , genetics and gene expression . The course continues with an introduction into how genetics influences development , evolution , phylogeny and speciation . 3 lecture hours per week . Offered in the fall semester . |
3.00 |
Take BIO-203L . ( Required , Concurrent ). |
BIO-203L |
General Biology I |
Laboratory investigations designed to supplement and clarify basic biological concepts introduced in BIO 203 , including studies into eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells and cellular processes , molecular biology and genetics . 3 laboratory hours per week . Offered in the fall semester . |