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BIOL courses that are typically taught in the fall semester
BIOL 101
105
115
150
205
210
211
212
213
215
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217
250
310
316
320
321
323
334
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401
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515
FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY AND SOCIETY
SAFETY IN THE BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL, AND CLINICAL LAB (taught by MDTC)
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (taught by GEOG in fall)
FUNDAMENTALS OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
BIOLOGY: CONCEPTS AND METHODS
MICROBIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO PLANT BIOLOGY
ZOOLOGY
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II
NUTRITION
economic botany
ECOLOGY
entomology
biology of the vertebrates
invertebrate biology
medical microbiology
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
CELL BIOLOGY
GENETICS ANALYSIS
MOLECULAR GENETICS
INTRODUCTION TO EVOLUTION
wetland ecology
estuarine biology
RESEARCH IN BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY SEMINAR
READINGS IN BIOLOGY
vertebrate physiology
environmental microbiology
contemporary genetics
INTERNSHIP
advanced cell biology
graduate seminar
GRADUATE RESEARCH IN BIOLOGY
ENVH 110
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Courses in all capital letters are offered in both fall and spring semesters. Courses in lower case are offered
only in the fall semester.