Sustainability Course Repository

This senior capstone course for Photography and Digital Design majors integrates and examines art practices that reflect the university's CORE curriculum, mission, and values with personal and professional development in the arts.Through critical readings of texts and class discussion, students will discover how artists comment upon larger social issues inclusive of political/social, environmental, and religious/spiritual aspects. The class will consist of lectures, presentations, several visiti...

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Provides students with an understanding of the social and natural environments within which moral issues in business arise. Within this framework it Introductionduces students to both the ethical concepts and ethical principles, and the reasoning and analytical skills needed to resolve those moral dilemmas. MBA students may not receive credit for both MBA 5120 and BETH 5100.

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Important areas of biology, beginning at the cellular level and culminating with a consideration of interactions and changes in natural populations. Four lecture and three laboratory hours per week. Credits not applicable to biology major.

Read more about BIOL-1010 : Environmental Science

Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. I) cell biology, metabolism, respiration, photosynthesis, genetics and molecular biology. Four lecture hours per week.

Read more about BIOL-1610 : Bio I: Molecular & Cellular

Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. II) evolution, population genetics, ecology, diversity, and comparisons of groups of living organisms. Four lecture hours per week.

Read more about BIOL-1620 : Bio II: Evolution and Ecology

Survey of the biological world, concepts and principles. III) structures and functions of tissues and organ systems, and development of animals and plants. Four lecture hours per week.

Read more about BIOL-1630 : Bio III: Physiol & Develmnt

Survey of invertebrate phyla including their anatomy, morphology, taxonomy, and ecology. Four lecture and three hours laboratory per week.

Read more about BIOL-2350 : Invertebrate Zoology

Plant systematics surveys the phylogeny (including methods of phylogenetic inference), evolution, ecology, paleobotany, and taxonomy of plants while emphasizing native flora. Three lecture and four laboratory hours per week. One weekend field trip is required.

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Explores patterns and processes in nature by studying population, community, and ecosystem dynamics through Introductionducing foundational theories and modeling techniques. Combines lectures with field laboratories at local sites for team research that develops into independent projects. Includes all elements of research, from generating hypotheses to proposing and carrying out research to analyzing and writing up results. Demonstrate proficiency through writing, presenting, and taking exams. T...

Read more about BIOL-2600 : Fundamentals of Ecology

A skills-based course focused on learning the tools that apply computer technology to the management of biological information. The course provides an Introductionduction to computer programming as a tool for cellular and molecular biologists and is a core course for the major in Cell and Molecular Biology (BS.CMOL). Registration restrictions may be bypassed with permission of the department.

Read more about BIOL-2730 : Bioinformatics