This is the third quarter of the biology majors sequence. This course is appropriate for students on biology, environmental science, and related pathways. Topics include plant structure and function, reproduction, evolution, and ecology.
Outcomes
- Students describe the diversity and evolutionary relationships of plants and related organisms.
- Students explain plant structure, function, reproduction, and physiological processes.
- Students apply ecological principles to explain population, community, and ecosystem interactions.
- Students evaluate the role of plants and ecosystems in global biological processes.
- Students analyze biological data and apply the scientific method in laboratory and field contexts.
- Students communicate scientific information effectively, including ecological and evolutionary concepts.
Prerequisites
BIOL& 160 with a minimum grade of 2.0
Distribution
General Education
Area of Study
General Education