will be discussed. Three class hours per week. Three hours of field lab. Four semester hours credit. Lab fee required. Prerequisite: BIOL3440
BIOL3460 Ecology with BIOL3461 Lab
A study of the interactions between organisms and the environment, with emphasis on populations, communities, and ecosystem ecology and application
of ecological theory. Three class hours per week. Three lab hours per week. Four semester hours credit. Lab fee required. Prerequisite: MATH1310 or higher
BIOL3465 Embryology with BIOL3466 Lab
The integrated fields of biology, cytology, biochemistry and anatomy culminated in the study of development. Students will examine how complex living systems result from an undifferentiated single
cell and forces that drive such specialization. Three class hours per week. Three lab hours per week. Four semester hours credit. Lab fee required. Prerequisite: BIOL3440, and BIOL3445, or permission of instructor
BIOL3470 Exercise Physiology with BIOL3471 Lab Cross-Listed as HLSC3440 Exercise Physiology with CHST3441 Lab
This course includes a study of the physiological effects of exercise on the human body including the manner in which exercise changes the physiological and biochemical nature of the body. Students will be given opportunities to evaluate their personal
fitness and to define their fitness prescription. Three class hours per week. Three lab hours per week. Four semester hours credit. Lab fee required. Prerequisites: BIOL2470 and 2480
BIOL4110 Special Topics I
This course allows in-depth study of an advanced Biology research topic specified by the instructor. One semester hour credit. Prerequisite: Senior Status or permission of instructor
BIOL4210 Special Topics II
This course allows in-depth study of an advanced Biology research topic specified by the instructor. Two semester hours credit. Prerequisite: Senior Status or permission of instructor
BIOL4200 Biology Senior Seminar
Required of all senior biology majors. Each student gains an in-depth knowledge of a selected current topic in biology by conducting an exhaustive search of the literature, giving an oral presentation of the results of this research, and preparing a written
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paper in acceptable scientific form. The biology faculty gives instructions in each phase of study or presentation. The successful biology graduate
must pass this course with at least a grade of C. Two class hours per week. Two semester hours credit. Prerequisite: BIOL3100 or permission of instructor
BIOL4320 Biology Laboratory Assistant
In this course students will have an opportunity to gain experience teaching biology labs. The course may be taken for 1-3 credits. Students will work with the lab coordinator and instructor for an upper level biology course, assisting with preparations before lab and answering student questions during the lab. In addition, the student may be expected to prepare and grade quizzes. For each hour of credit, students will be required to attend a 1-hour lab prep period, assist with two 2-hour lab sections or one 3-hour lab section and assist with weekly graded assignments
for the class. One to three semester hours credit. Grade of pass or fail will be received. Prerequisite: Permission of the biology department chair
BIOL4390 Internship in Environmental Science
This course is for environmental science program students only. The student will perform a minimum of 90 hours in an internship related to environmental science. The internship will be approved by environmental science faculty and the Chair of Biology. The student will keep a weekly log of activities and progress, and academic credit will only be granted upon written recommendation of the
hosting internship supervisor. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisites: BIOL3460 Ecology or BIOL3390
BIOL4395 Directed Internship in Biology
This course is designed to provide the biology student a pre-professional experiential learning opportunity in either a clinical or non-clinical biology setting. All clinical post-graduate schools require such interactions as part of their application process. Students will work part-time in a position which will provide opportunities to further their future careers. Such experience will provide opportunities to apply classroom learning and to analyze and synthesize their knowledge in an appropriate, approved internship setting. The selected area must be approved by the Biology Advisor and the Biology Department Chair. The intent is to provide each student an internship placement in an area of his/ her interest and allow the student to determine if that area of interest is what he/she would like to continue to pursue. This course can be taken in the
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