Undergraduate Studies
BIOL 14600 Introduction to Biology
Session Offered:
Fall, Credit 3.0Prerequisites:
None
Description:
This course is designed to introduce non-majors to basic concepts in biology including hypothesis testing, biomolecules, cell structure and function, molecular biology and evolution. Emphasis will be placed on how these topics relate to human health and disease and to the health of the environment. The spring course (BIOL 14700) will build on this information as it focuses on human genetics, reproduction and physiological function. The spring course (BIOL 14700) will offer a one hour recitation instead of a laboratory.
Instructor(s):
Denise ZielinskiE-mail:
dzielins@purdue.eduTextbook(s):
Textbook: Discover Biology (available as an ebook)
Year/Edition: 2009/5th
Author(s): Cain, M.L. and Yoon, C.K.
ISBN:
Publisher: Wm. Norton, New York, NY
Course Format:
BIOL 14600 is a linked course. You must choose from:
|
CRN |
Instructional Type |
Day |
Time |
Room(s) |
|
36783 |
50-min Lecture |
TTH |
Sec 01-12:30 |
LILY G126 |
|
36784; 36786-36788; 36790; 36792; 36793 |
2-hr. Laboratory |
T or W |
Sec 02-06; 08-09 |
LILY G415 |
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