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Biology Options
The following courses are available as options that biology majors may complete for credit toward graduation with a Biology degree. (Please note that some courses are taught in all years. Consult the Biology Registration Newsletter for details of which courses are being offered in a particular semester)
- BIO 311 - Lab Techniques in Molecular Biology
- BIO 312 - Microbiology *
- BIO 315 - Plants and People *
- BIO 332 - Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy *
- BIO 341 - Biology of Seed Plants *
- BIO 342 - Biology of the Invertebrates *
- BIO 343 - General Entomology *
- BIO 350 - Biology of Fungi *
- BIO 352 - Biometry
- BIO 370 - Oceanography
- BIO 371 - Evolution
- BIO 375 - Environmental Quality, Protection and Health
- BIO 387 - Faculty-Student Research
- BIO 397 - Biology Internship
- BIO 410 - Advances in Molecular Biology
- BIO 411 - Animal Physiology *
- BIO 413 - Microscopic Anatomy and Techniques
- BIO 444 - Molecular Immunology and Human Disease
- BIO 450 - Advanced Eukaryotic Cell Biology
- BIO 451 - Developmental Biology
- BIO 461 - Evolution
- BIO 465 - Physiological and Behavioral Ecology *
- BIO 467 - Electron Microscopy for Biologists
- BIO 471 - Field Botany and Plant Systematics*
- BIO 480 - Neurobiology
- BIO 483 - Independent Research Partial Course (counts as 0.5 course units)
- BIO 484 - Honors Independent Research Partial Course (counts as 0.5 course units)
- BIO 487 -Faculty-Student Research
- BIO 493 - Independent Research
- BIO 494 - Honors Independent Research
- BIO 362 - Marine Consortium Introduction to Marine Science
- BIO 363 - Marine Consortium Introduction to Marine Biology
- BIO 364 - Marine Consortium Topic Course
- BIO 495 - Marine Consortium Independent Research
* Indicates a course that fulfills the requirement as an Organismal Biology Option.
Special notes:
BIO 301 and 302 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II may count for Biology Option credit only for those students pursuing an advanced degree in programs (e.g., Physical Therapy) that require this course in the undergraduate training.
BIO 387, 397, 483, 484, 487, 493, 494, 495 may be used in aggregate to count for no more than two Biology Option course units, although course credits in addition to this can be applied as general electives toward the overall graduation requirement.
