BIO 142: General Biology, part II
BIO 142: General Biology, part II Course description BIO 142. GENERAL BIOLOGY II. Basic principles of the life sciences providing the foundation for further study of biology. 3 lectures and 3 hours of laboratory weekly. Prerequisites: BIO 141; MAT 140 or 143; and Successful completion of ENG 101/RCA 021 or satisfactory score on SAT for exemption. Offered in spring and summer semesters. 4 credits Goals & Objectives: TBA Topics covered - Ecology o Population ecology o Community ecology o Ecosystems and energy flow - Diversity of life o Protista and fungi o Plant evolution and diversity o Animal evolution and diversity - Plant form and function o Plant sensory systems o Plant nutrition - Animal form and function o Animal homeostasis and water/electrolite balance o Animal systems: Digestion, circulatory, respiratory, nervous o Animal sensory systems o Animal reproduction o Muscle function
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BIO 142: General Biology, part II Course description BIO 142. GENERAL BIOLOGY II. Basic principles of the life sciences providing the foundation for further study of biology. 3 lectures and 3 hours of laboratory weekly. Prerequisites: BIO 141; MAT 140 or 143; and Successful completion of ENG 101/RCA 021 or satisfactory score on SAT for exemption. Offered in spring and summer semesters. 4 credits Goals & Objectives: TBA Topics covered - Ecology o Population ecology o Community ecology o Ecosystems and energy flow - Diversity of life o Protista and fungi o Plant evolution and diversity o Animal evolution and diversity - Plant form and function o Plant sensory systems o Plant nutrition - Animal form and function o Animal homeostasis and water/electrolite balance o Animal systems: Digestion, circulatory, respiratory, nervous o Animal sensory systems o Animal reproduction o Muscle function