Description
As an introduction to the structural and functional aspects of human biology, this course emphasizes science as being a dynamic body of knowledge, as well as processes for acquiring new knowledge. Unifying themes of homeostasis, evolution, and societal issues are used in the examination of biology as it pertains to human life. Topics that traverse the content include molecular up through biosphere levels of organization; genetics; reproduction, differentiation and development; aging; disease; and biotechnology and bioethics. This course satisfies the natural science requirement for graduation unless otherwise specified by academic major requirements. Laboratory. (4 s.h.) Anticipated frequency of offering: Interim.