BIOL 161 Biological Concepts I with
Laboratory
- Principles of Evolutionary Ecology
BIOL 162 Biological Concepts II with Laboratory
- Plant and Animal Structure and Function
BIOL 261 Biological Concepts III with Laboratory
- Principles of Cellular and Molecular Biology
BIOL 262 Genetics
BIOL 299 Research Methods and Analysis (3
credits)
OR
BIOL 297 Research Development (1.5 credits)
Seven upper division electives (300 or 400
level
courses) are required, including one from each of the following
groups
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| BIOL 303 Comp. Animal Physiology | BIOL 302 Cell Physiology | BIOL 301 Ecology |
| BIOL 307 Comp. Vert. Anatomy | BIOL 306 Developmental Biology | BIOL 313 Evolution |
| BIOL 308 Botany | BIOL 310 Molecular Biology | BIOL 401 Phys. Ecology |
| BIOL 309 Zoology | BIOL 319 Microbiology | BIOL 419 Applied Microbiology |
| BIOL 315 Biomechanics | BIOL 320 Immunology | |
| BIOL 317 Angiosperm Taxonomy | ||
| BIOL 325 Human Physiology | ||
| BIOL 327 Functional Anatomy of the Mammals |
The four remaining courses can include:
Any additional courses from the above lists
AND / OR
BIOL 499 Independent Research (3 credits) through
prior arrangement with Biology Faculty
BIOL 405 Histology
Required Chemistry Coursework:
CHEM 145/147 Fundamentals of Chemistry I with
Laboratory
CHEM 146/148 Fundamentals of Chemistry II with
Laboratory
CHEM 255/257 Organic Chemistry I with
Laboratory
CHEM 256/258 Organic Chemistry II with Laboratory
Required Physics and Mathematics Coursework:
MATH 131 Calculus with Review I
MATH 132 Calculus with Review II
OR
MATH 141 Calculus I
MATH 142 Calculus II
PHYS 231 University Physics I
PHYS 232 University Physics II
Additional College of Arts and Sciences Required Coursework:
ENGL 101 Composition and Critical Thought
ASC 400 Values Seminar
Humanities (12 credits) including:
ENGL 102 Advanced Exposition and Literature
One course in History
One course in Aesthetics/Philosophy
One humanities course of the 300 level
Social Science (12 credits) including:
Social/cultural perspective (6 credits)
Two additional social science courses
Two courses must be of the 200 level
Free Electives (12 credits)
Rev: 07/19/01