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DEGREE PLANNING GUIDE: 2016-17            
  
 
BIOLOGY B.S. 
	
First year (<28 credits) Sophomore (28-59 credits) Junior (60-91 credits) Senior (92+ credits) 
Semester	1	
BIOL 207 
CHEM 111 or CHEM 115 
MATH 108 or MATH 113 
Semester	1	
BIOL 209 
CHEM 201 
	
Semester	1	
BIOL 300-level elective 
PHYS 109 or PHYS 111 
Semester	1	
BIOL 300-level elective  
BIOL 300-level elective or 
     BIOL 400-level elective* 
Semester	2	
BIOL 208 
CHEM 112 
MATH 109 or MATH 113 
Semester	2	
BIOL 300-level elective  
Allied elective** 
STAT 220 
Semester	2	
BIOL 300-level elective 
BIOL 300-level elective 
Allied elective** 
Semester	2	
BIOL 300-level elective or 
     BIOL 400-level elective* 
	
Requirements for Degree 	
Program	Core	Courses	(12	credits)	
The normal expectation is that students will complete the 
following courses by the second semester of their sophomore 
year: 
 
BIOL 207  Genetics, Ecology and Evolution 
BIOL 208 Biological Communication and Energetics 
BIOL 209  Biology of Sustainability 
	
Allied	Requirements	(24	credits)	
CHEM 111  General Chemistry I or  
CHEM 115  Accelerated Chemistry 
CHEM 112  General Chemistry II   
CHEM 201  Organic Chemistry I 
MATH 109 Calculus w/Review or  
MATH 113  Calculus I 
STAT 220  Statistics 
PHYS 109  General Physics I or 
PHYS 111: Intro to Classical Physics I 
 
Biology	Elective	Courses	(28	credits)*	
Of these credits, one BIOL 400-level course is required, typically 
taken during the senior year. Check the following page for a 
listing of elective course options, including current biology 
Topics courses. 
	
Allied	Elective	Courses	(8	credits)**	
Check the following page for a listing of allied elective course 
options. 
Alternative course combinations to satisfy allied elective 
requirements may by proposed for approval by the department 
chair.   
 
	
	
	
	
	
Advising	
The Biology Department encourages students to consult our 
faculty and staff about the wide range of opportunities to 
engage in biology outside the curriculum. These include study 
abroad, research with faculty, and internships with local industry, 
hospitals, government, and private organizations.  
 
We also advise all our students on graduate programs and 
careers in biology and biologically related fields in business and 
industry, the health professions, governmental and private 
organizations, and education. Biology seminars and numerous 
other department experiences highlight these opportunities. 
 
Students planning to continue their studies in various graduate 
or medical school programs may need to supplement the 
required courses with additional related coursework as electives. 
Consulting your academic advisor and pre-health professions 
advisor is recommended. 
	
Biology	Elective	Courses	
BIOL 210  Intro to Lab Research (2 credits; J-term) 
BIOL 211  Intro to Field Research (J-term in Costa Rica) 
BIOL 287  Biology of HIV and AIDS (2 credits) 
BIOL 292  Topics without laboratory 
BIOL 296-98  Topics (2 or 4 credits) 
BIOL 302  Animal Diversity 
BIOL 315  Plants, Food and Medicine 
BIOL 320  Plant Physiology 
BIOL 328  Environmental Toxicology and Health 
BIOL 330  Animal Behavior 
BIOL 333  Ecology 
BIOL 335  Conservation Biology 
BIOL 349  Comparative Anatomy & Physiology: 
Locomotion & Systems Regulation 
BIOL 350  Comparative Anatomy & Physiology:  
Energy Acquisition & Processing 
BIOL 353  Microscopic Anatomy 
BIOL 354  Neurobiology 
BIOL 356  Microbiology 
BIOL 360  Genetics 
BIOL 361  Medical Geology 
BIOL 363  Immunology 
BIOL 365  Developmental Biology 
BIOL 371 Cell Biology 
BIOL 375  Endocrinology 
BIOL 389  Research (2 or 4 credits)*** 
BIOL 393  Individual Study (2 or 4 credits)*** 
BIOL 396-98  Topics (2 or 4 credits) 
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
Biology	Elective	Courses	(cont.)	
BIOL 415  Plant Physiology & Adaptations to Stress 
BIOL 430  Evolutionary Ecology 
BIOL 435  Aquatic Biology 
BIOL 462  Molecular Biology 
BIOL 464  Bioinformatics 
BIOL 467  Biology of Emerging Infectious Diseases 
BIOL 471  Evolution 
BIOL 472  Evolution, Medicine and Psychology 
BIOL 480  Urban Ecosystem Ecology 
BIOL 476-78  Experiential Learning (2 or 4 credits) 
BIOL 484-86  Seminar (2 or 4 credits) 
BIOL 488-90  Topics (2 or 4 credits) 
BIOL 491  Research (2 or 4 credits)*** 
BIOL 495  Individual Study (2 or 4 credits)*** 
CHEM 440  Biochemistry I**** 
ESCI 310  Environmental Problem Solving**** 
*** A maximum of eight credits in Research and/or Individual 
Study will be credited towards the requirements of the major 
****CHEM 440 and ESCI 310 may be counted towards the 
major as 300-level elective courses. 
	
Current	Biology	Topics	Courses	
BIOL 398  Vertebrate Biology 
BIOL 398  Invertebrate Biology 
BIOL 398  Biology of Monsters 
 
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
Allied	Elective	Course	Options	
CHEM 202  Organic Chemistry II 
CHEM 300  Quantitative Analysis 
CHEM 444 Advanced Metabolism (2 credits) 
ENGR 350  Introduction to Electronics 
GEOL 113  The Earth’s Record of Climate 
GEOL 115  Environmental Geology 
GEOL 130  Earth History 
GEOG 223  Remote Sensing 
IDSC 312  Gender and Science 
HLTH 400  Epidemiology 
MATH 114  Calculus II 
MATH 315  Applied Mathematics and Modeling I 
MATH 316  Applied Mathematics and Modeling II 
PHYS 110/112  General/Classical Physics II 
PSYC 206  The Brain and Human Behavior 
PSYC 207  Alcohol, Other Drugs and Behavior 
PSYC 401  Physiological Psychology 
STAT 230  Software Design:  JAVA 
STAT 320  Statistics II 
STAT 342  Computer Applications in  
Experimental Sciences