Biology
BIOL 231 Biological Concepts I (4)
Through investigation and analysis of scientifically and societally important problems, students in this course will tap into their curiosity and undertake an integrated study of biology with a focus on five unifying concepts in biology: Structure and Function, Transformations of Energy and Matter, Information Flow and Storage, Evolution, and Systems. With faculty guidance, students will work together to acquire the biological information necessary to understand and examine each problem at multiple scales of biological organization, from molecules through ecosystems.
- General Education Requirement Fulfillment: Natural Sciences
- Prerequisite: BIOL 120
- Offering: Spring semester
- Instructor: Staff