BIOL 3333

Environmental Biology

This course is an introduction to the major concepts governing environmental biology and covers ecological principles, biodiversity issues, human impacts on ecological systems and practical guidelines for the responsible stewardship of biological resources.

BIOL 3333 is a core course for undergraduate ENSC majors in all four concentration areas and is an elective course for undergraduate BIOL majors.  As such, the course designed for science majors and assumes third-year college-level knowledge of basic scientific principles.  Non-majors are welcome in the course, provided they have some lower-level science in their background.

BIOL 3333 is offered every spring and fall semester.

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BIOL 3333    Syllabus for May 2011 Mini-Term     

BIOL 3333 course materials for the May 2011 Mini-Term will be available on Blackboard 9.  PowerPoint         outlines for each lecture will be posted through Blackboard at (or before) 9:00am on each class day.  Students should print out the handouts and bring them to class.

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