BIOL 104 Animals & Society
Animals and Society is a general course in which the process of scientific inquiry is explored using animals as a model system. The exploration of the animal kingdom will include a discussion on cellular structure/function, homeostasis, evolutionary theory, ecological relationships, reproductive strategies (sexual and asexual), basic heredity principles (DNA, RNA, Mendelian genetics), and a basic introduction to classification within the animal kingdom. An emphasis will be placed on economic, environmental, and symbiotic relationships with a focus on human interactions.
Prerequisite
Place into MATH 107 ENGL 101
Corequisite
BIOL 104L