Courses

An integrative course that examines concepts and knowledge from physical geography, geology, ecology, anthropology and evolutionary biology. This course will cover advanced topics on the origin and dispersal of plants and animals, biotic communities, ecological relationships and the impact of human activity on the biosphere.

Lecture and discussion; topics to be posted in the Biology Department.

Lecture and discussion; topics to be posted in the Biology Department.

Lecture and discussion; topics to be posted in the Biology Department.

Lecture and discussion; topics to be posted in the Biology Department.

In this advanced course, the student will design and implement an independent study that utilizes biotechnological methods relevant to local industry or to expand the scope of previous laboratory experience. the The projects will include an expansion of previous experiences to design and implement an application as found in local biotechnology industries.

In this advanced course, students will design and implement an independent study that utilized biotechnological methods relevant to local industry or to expand the scope of previous laboratory experience. The projects will include an expansion of previous experiences to design and implement an application as found in local biotechnology industries.

In this advanced course, students will design and implement an independent study that utilized biotechnological methods relevant to local industry or to expand the scope of previous laboratory experience. The projects will include an expansion of previous experiences to design and implement an application as found in local biotechnology industries.

Advanced study of various topics in chemistry and chemistry related fields. This course is intended to be offered once per year, and topic selections will vary from year to year. See instructor. May be duplicated for credit for a total of 12 semester hours.

Advanced study of various topics in chemistry and chemistry related fields. This course is intended to be offered once per year, and topic selections will vary from year to year. See instructor. May be duplicated for credit for a total of 12 semester hours as long as each topic is different.