Life Sciences (LIFE)
Prerequisites: Parallel registration in LIFE 120L.
High school biology; high school chemistry or CHEM 109A/109L strongly recommended
Description: First in a series of life sciences courses. A systems approach to the study of life at the cellular level, investigating cellular structures, chemical processes, cell metabolism, cell division, gene expression and introducing patterns of inheritance.
This course is a prerequisite for: ASCI 240; ASCI 243; ASCI 271; ASCI 340; BIOC 205; BIOS 111; BIOS 206; BIOS 207; BIOS 213; BIOS 213L; BIOS 310; BIOS 317; BIOS 337; BIOS 383; BSEN 244; BSEN 317; ENTO 308; FORS 300; FORS 307; FORS 401; FORS 411; LIFE 121; LIFE 121L; MBIO 498; NRES 302, PLAS 302; NRES 310; NRES 425, VBMS 425; PLAS 240, RNGE 240, GRAS 240; PLAS 278; PLAS 306; PLAS 307; PLAS 325; PLPT 210; VBMS 407
Prerequisites: Parallel registration in LIFE 120.
High school biology; high school chemistry or CHEM 109A/109L strongly recommended. Parallel registration in LIFE 120 is required.
Description: This laboratory will use a systems-based approach to explore the study of life at the cellular level, investigating cellular structures, chemical processes, cell metabolism, cell division, gene expression and introducing patterns of inheritance.
Description: Second in a series of life sciences courses. A systems-based phylogenetic approach to the study of organisms considering their morphology, life histories, physiology and ecology. The nature and evolution of biological diversity and how that diversity is studied.
Description: Systems-based approach to explore the morphology, phylogeny, life histories, physiology and ecology of organisms.
Description: Special topics in Life Sciences. Topical information on a designated topic, dialog and discussion of that topic, and various issues and perspectives related to that topic.