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Biological Sciences Courses
BIOL 102 Introduction to Human Biology...3
This introductory course is a study of the function, structure, and
interrelationships of the organs and organ systems of the human body.
Coursework is designed to meet the diversified needs of those interested
in a prerequisite course for Human Anatomy and Physiology or the allied
health sciences.
BIOL 106 TOPICS IN KANSAS NATURE STUDIES…1-3
This course is one of several topics to be explored relating to the
natural world of Kansas. These classes will involve both course work and
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BIOL 109 AIDS AND OTHER SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES...1
This introductory course will familiarize students with selected
sexually transmitted diseases affecting society including: AIDS, Herpes
Simplex, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Human Papilloma Virus.
Incidence and prevalence, transmission, signs and symptoms, diagnosis,
treatment, and prevention will be discussed.
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BIOL 111 GENERAL BIOLOGY (Non Majors)…3
This is an introductory biology class designed for non-majors to fulfill
a five-hour biology requirement. Course work includes the study of basic
biological principles, plants, animals, microorganisms, and the
environment in which organisms live. By studying these areas, the
student is exposed to a sampling of the major fields of biological
study.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 112
BIOL 111-OL On-Line General Biology
BIOL 111-ME Media Enhanced General Biology
BIOL 111-EM
Enhanced with Media General Biology
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BIOL 112 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB (Non Majors) …2
The laboratory exercises that reinforce the fundamental principles and
processes of life taught in the lecture portion of the course will be
examined. Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 111
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BIOL 114 Basic Chemistry for Biology…2
You will be provided with an introduction or review of the basic
principals of chemistry. [ Back to Top ]
BIOL 115 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (Non-Majors)…3
This is an introductory biology class designed for non-majors to fulfill
an introductory biology requirement. This is an interdisciplinary course
that deals with environmental contributions to human life and the
problems that are caused by humans' use of the natural world.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 116
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BIOL 116 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES LAB (Non-Majors)…2
This is an introductory environmental science class designed for
non-majors to fulfill an introductory biology requirement. This is an
interdisciplinary course that deals with environmental contributions to
human life and the problems that are caused by humans' use of the
natural world.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 115
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BIOL 205 PREHISTORIC LIFE...3
This course introduces the student to geologic time, dating of rocks,
the formation and preservation of fossils, and the importance of fossils
in biological systematics. Various evolutionary mechanisms are explored
with emphasis on the fossil record. The course focuses on biodiversity
through time and investigates the origins of major groups of organisms
in earth history. The course is global in scope, but some emphasis will
be placed on North American communities. The course is designed for
biology majors, students of natural history, or science education
majors.
Prerequisites: General Biology or consent of instructor.
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BIOL 217 SEMINAR IN APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE…3
This course will provide a structured program of study in a specific
area of applied biological science. The course format will be announced
prior to its scheduled meeting dates and times of the seminar.
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BIOL 231 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR…3
Animal behavior is a broad discipline with investigators and
contributions from diverse perspectives, including anthropology,
comparative psychology, ecology, ethology, physiology, and zoology.
Using evolutionary principles as a unifying theme, this course will
provide students exposure to a number of approaches to the field of
animal behavior.
Prerequisite: BIOL 111 and BIOL 112 or consent of instructor.
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HIST 240 HISTORY OF SCIENCE…3
Survey course that covers the historical development of scientific
thinking from ancient to present-day cultures.
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BIOL 251 BIOLOGY I
(Majors)…3
This is the first in a series of two introductory biology class
designed for majors to fulfill an introductory biology requirement.
Coursework includes the study of basic biological principles, basic
chemistry, cell structures and functions, metabolism, photosynthesis,
cellular reproduction, genetics, and biotechnology. By studying these
areas, the student is exposed to the major fields of biological study. Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: Biol 252 Biology I Laboratory [ Back to Top ]
BIOL 252 BIOLOGY I LAB
(Majors)…2
Laboratory exercises, which reinforce the fundamental principles and
processes of life taught in the lecture portion of biology I, will be
examined. Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: BIOL 251 Biology I Lecture [ Back to Top ]
BIOL 255 BIOLOGY II
(Majors)…3
This is the second in a series of introductory biology classes
designed for majors to fulfill their introductory biology requirement.
Coursework includes the study evolution, behavior, and ecology, the
diversity of life, and plant structure and function. By studying these
areas, the student is exposed to the major fields of biological study. Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: Biol 256 Biology II lecture
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BIOL 256 BIOLOGY II LAB
(Majors)…2
Laboratory exercises, which reinforce the fundamental principles and
processes of life taught in the lecture portion of biology II, will be
examined.
Pre-requisite:BIOL 155/156 Biology I Lecture and Lab
Co-requisite:
BIOL 255 Biology II Lecture
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BIOL 257 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY…3
This introductory course is a study of the function, structure and
interrelationships of the various organs and system of the human body.
Coursework is designed to meet the diversified needs of those students
interested in allied health sciences as well as physical education and
biological science majors.
Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 258
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BIOL 258 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY LAB…2
The laboratory exercises that reinforce the fundamental principles and
processes of the human anatomy and physiology taught in the lecture
portion of the course will be examined.
Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 257
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BIOL 271 MICROBIOLOGY…3
Microbiology is designed for studying the morphology, physiology, and
cultivation, and growth of microorganisms. The study of the microbial
impact on various ecological systems is also discussed.
Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology recommended.
Co-requisite: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 272
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BIOL 272 MICROBIOLOGY LAB…2
Microbiology laboratory experiences are concerned with studying
cultivation, physiology, and applied aspects of bacteria and other
related microorganism. Pre-requisite: None, but General Biology
recommended
Co-requisites: Concurrent enrollment with BIOL 271
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BIOL 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY…3
An individually structured course. The anticipated time and effort
required by the complexity of the area of study will determine
applicable credit hours (1-3). Class assignments and workload will be
established on a contract basis. Students can generally anticipate one
contact hour per credit hour per week in the form of appointments with
the instructor, consultation with project personnel, class work, and
report and progress sessions.
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