Programs and Courses in Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

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Programs

Undergraduate Major

• Biological Sciences- BA

Undergraduate Major/Graduate Major

• Biological Sciences with Specialization in Biotechnology - Accelerated BA/MA

Undergraduate Minor

• Minor in Biological Sciences

Courses

Biological Sciences

• BIOL 10000 (STEM) - Principles of Biology I
• BIOL 10200 (STEM) - Principles of Biology II
• BIOL 10500 - Introduction to Genome Biology
• BIOL 10700 - The Human Barcode: Biology and Genetics of Personal Identification
• BIOL 12000 - Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIOL 12200 - Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIOL 12500 (STEM) - Human Biology
• BIOL 15000 (STEM) - CSI: HUNTER (Forensic Biology)
• BIOL 16000 - Honors Principles of Biology II
• BIOL 17500 - Choreographing Genomics
• BIOL 20300 - Molecular Biology and Genetics
• BIOL 21000 - Introduction to Research Technology
• BIOL 23000 - Fundamentals of Microbiology
• BIOL 23100 - Survey of Microbiology with Case Studies
• BIOL 24000 - Biodiversity and Evolution
• BIOL 25000 - Current Topics in the Biosciences (W)
• BIOL 27000 - Introduction to Neuroscience
• BIOL 30000 - Biological Chemistry
• BIOL 30100 - Biological Chemistry
• BIOL 30300 - Cell Biology
• BIOL 30400 - Environmental Microbiology
• BIOL 30600 - Developmental Biology
• BIOL 35000 - The Biology of Cancer
• BIOL 36000 - Cellular and Molecular Immunology
• BIOL 37000 - Physiology of the Nervous System
• BIOL 37100 - Special Topics in Experimental Biology
• BIOL 37500 - Molecular Evolution
• BIOL 37600 - Endocrinology
• BIOL 38000 - Molecular Neurobiology
• BIOL 39000 - Laboratory in Cell Structure
• BIOL 39100 - Laboratory in Cell Structure – Biological Electron Microscopy
• BIOL 42500 - Computational Molecular Biology
• BIOL 45000 - Individual Tutorial in Biology
• BIOL 46000 - Introduction to Planning and Teaching of Laboratory Work in Biology
• BIOL 47000 - Special Topics in Biology
• BIOL 47100 - Special Topics in Biology
• BIOL 48000 - Introduction to Experimental Biology
• BIOL 48100 - Introduction to Experimental Biology
• BIOL 48200 - Introduction to Experimental biology
• BIOL 48300 - Introduction to Experimental Biology

Biological Sciences: Courses Less Frequently Offered

• BIOL 20800 - Ecology
• BIOL 22000 - Topics in Genetics and Evolution
• BIOL 25200 - Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates
• BIOL 28000 - Biochemistry of Health and Nutrition
• BIOL 33500 - Comparative Animal Physiology
• BIOL 34000 - Plant Physiology
• BIOL 38500 - Fundamentals of Developmental Neurobiology
• BIOL 40000 - Special Topics in Advanced Laboratory Techniques