An introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology for nursing and athletic training students. Not applicable toward the major or minor.
- Faculty: THOMAS BAHL
This course will introduce you to (1) the evolutionary processes that both generate this species diversity and shape variation within populations, (2) how these evolutionary processes relate to the astonishing diversity we observe in organismal behavior, physiology and ecology, (3) the fit of organisms to their ecologies, (4) the interactions between species and their environments, and (5) plant & animal biology, including morphology, physiology and diversity. The overarching goal of the course is for students to learn fundamental concepts in evolution and ecology and diversity via examples of species adaptations and interactions. An additional goal is to develop critical analytical skills via case studies, interactive lab protocols, and hands-on observations of plant and animal structures.
- Faculty: REBECCA HUMPHREY
- Faculty: JEFFREY MCKELVEY
Introduction to the processes pertinent to the functioning of cells, including macromolecular chemistry, enzyme activity, metabolic pathways, mitosis, meiosis, genetics, protein synthesis, and cell regulation. Three hours lecture, three hours lab.
- Faculty: RICARDO CACERES
- Faculty: JENNIFER HESS
(Open to declared biology majors.) Study of cellular structure and function:
bioenergetics, enzyme regulation, membrane dynamics, cell ultrastructure and
cell signaling. Four hours lecture.
Prerequisites: BY160, BY161, BY162, CY212.
- Faculty: JENNIFER HESS
- Faculty: KELSEY COTTON
- Faculty: CLARK DANDERSON
- Faculty: JAMES FRAWLEY FUNNELL
- Faculty: MAKAYLA PUTNAM
- Faculty: JAMIE SANSONE
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- Faculty: JOSHUA ATHERTON
- Faculty: PATRICK BOS
- Faculty: HANNAH CLARK
- Faculty: NATALIE DUNN
- Faculty: ANNA OMNESS
- Faculty: LARRY PETERS
- Faculty: AMANDA ROTH
- Faculty: AVERY WAGNER
- Faculty: BAILEY WATSON
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