2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED]   [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
   
  •  BIOS 101 - Plant Products and Human Affairs
  •  BIOS 103 - General Biology
  •  BIOS 104 - General Biology
  •  BIOS 105 - General Biology Laboratory
  •  BIOS 106 - Environmental Biology
  •  BIOS 109 - Human Biology
  •  BIOS 199H - Frontiers of Biology
  •  BIOS 201X - The Professional Secondary Science Teacher
  •  BIOS 205T - Organismal Diversity
  •  BIOS 207 - Organismal Diversity Laboratory
  •  BIOS 208T - Fundamentals of Biology I
  •  BIOS 209T - Fundamentals of Biology II
  •  BIOS 210 - Fundamentals of Biology I Laboratory
  •  BIOS 211 - Fundamentals of Biology II Laboratory
  •  BIOS 213 - Introductory Bacteriology
  •  BIOS 300 - Cell Biology
  •  BIOS 301X - The Interdisciplinary Secondary Science Teacher
  •  BIOS 305 - Biology of Land Plants
  •  BIOS 308 - Genetics
  •  BIOS 311 - Functional Human Anatomy
  •  BIOS 313 - Microbiology
  •  BIOS 316 - General Ecology
  •  BIOS 317 - Evolution
  •  BIOS 320X - Biopolitics and Human Nature
  •  BIOS 322X - Politics and the Life Sciences
  •  BIOS 324X - Women in Science
  •  BIOS 355 - Human Physiology
  •  BIOS 357 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
  •  BIOS 358 - Human Anatomy Laboratory
  •  BIOS 359 - Human Neurobiology
  •  BIOS 370 - Directed Research in Biology
  •  BIOS 401 - Third Clinical High School/Middle School Experience in Biology
  •  BIOS 402X - Interdisciplinary Teaching of Science in Secondary Education
  •  BIOS 403 - Methods in Teaching Biology
  •  BIOS 405 - American Ecosystems
  •  BIOS 406 - Conservation Biology
  •  BIOS 410 - Plant Anatomy
  •  BIOS 411 - Plant Physiology
  •  BIOS 412 - Mycology
  •  BIOS 413 - Microbial Physiology
  •  BIOS 415 - Water Microbiology
  •  BIOS 417 - Pathogenic Microbiology
  •  BIOS 418 - Human Heredity
  •  BIOS 420 - Plant Pathology
  •  BIOS 422X - Plant-Soil Interactions
  •  BIOS 423 - Principles of Virology
  •  BIOS 430 - Plant Systematics
  •  BIOS 431X - Physiological Psychology
  •  BIOS 433 - Behavioral Ecology
  •  BIOS 435X - Primate Evolution
  •  BIOS 437X - Primate Anatomy
  •  BIOS 439 - Molecular Evolution
  •  BIOS 440 - Immunobiology
  •  BIOS 441 - Experimental Immunology
  •  BIOS 442 - Evolution and the Creationist Challenge
  •  BIOS 444 - Cell and Tissue Culture
  •  BIOS 445 - Human Histology
  •  BIOS 446 - Gross Human Anatomy
  •  BIOS 447 - Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
  •  BIOS 448 - Aquatic Ecology
  •  BIOS 453 - Entomology
  •  BIOS 454 - Developmental Biology
  •  BIOS 455 - Comparative Physiology
  •  BIOS 456 - Biology of Fishes, Amphibians, and Reptiles
  •  BIOS 457 - Biology of Birds and Mammals
  •  BIOS 458 - Vertebrate Paleontology
  •  BIOS 461 - Endocrinology
  •  BIOS 462 - Biogeography
  •  BIOS 464 - Cell Signalling
  •  BIOS 465 - Cellular Physiology
  •  BIOS 466X - Introduction to Micropaleontology
  •  BIOS 467 - Molecular Biology of Eukaryotes
  •  BIOS 468X - Geomicrobiology
  •  BIOS 469X - Invertebrate Paleontology
  •  BIOS 470X - General Biological Chemistry
  •  BIOS 471X - Biological Chemistry Laboratory
  •  BIOS 472X - Biological Chemistry I
  •  BIOS 473X - Biological Chemistry II
  •  BIOS 474 - Advanced Biochemical Techniques
  •  BIOS 475 - Neural Development
  •  BIOS 476 - Plant Genetics
  •  BIOS 477 - Human Genetics
  •  BIOS 478 - Bioinstrumentation for Cell and Molecular Biology
  •  BIOS 479 - Biotechnology Applications and Techniques
  •  BIOS 480 - Biocomputing
  •  BIOS 481 - Vision and the Visual System
  •  BIOS 484X - Science Across Time and Culture
  •  BIOS 485 - Student Teaching in Biology
  •  BIOS 486 - Transition to the Professional Biology Teacher
  •  BIOS 490 - Cooperative Education
  •  BIOS 491 - Recombinant Dna Techniques Laboratory
  •  BIOS 493 - Topics in Biology
  •  BIOS 494 - Biology Competency
  •  BIOS 495H - Honors Biology Directed Research
  •  BIOS 499H - University Honors: Biology

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