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BIO 1202 - Biology in Society II (3)

When Offered: Fall; Spring
GEN ED: Science Inquiry Perspective (Themes: “Biology in Society”)
This lecture course was designed for non-majors and is ideal for students that want to satisfy their interests and natural curiosity about biological systems, but whose primary educational interests lie elsewhere. We will explore the biological basis of relevant societal topics like the sixth extinction event, conservation ecology, human populations and evolution, and genetically modified organisms used for food, fuel, and remediation. Our discussions will delve into life at organismal, population, community, and ecosystem levels while focusing on the practical impact biology has on our lives. This course is offered as part of the “Biology in Society” theme in the General Education Science Inquiry perspective. In order to satisfy this theme, students must take BIO 1201 , BIO 1202, and BIO 1203  for a total of eight credit hours. Students may take BIO 1201  and BIO 1202 in either order and must take BIO 1203  in conjunction with either BIO 1201  or BIO 1202. Lecture three hours.
BIO 1202 WILL NOT SUBSTITUTE FOR BIO 1802  FOR SCIENCE MAJORS.
(ND Prerequisite: passing the math placement test or successful completion of MAT 0010 .)