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MAR 11500: Advanced Open Water Scuba Diving
2.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Continued development of skills for open water SCUBA diving. Emphasizes dive planning, risk recognition & management, selection and use of specialized equipment and protective gear, hyperbaric theory, use of recreational dive tables, and diving technique. Course meets Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) and National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI) standards for Advanced Open Water diving. Fee required. Certification fees are not included in course fees. Students must provide their own dive gear including dry suit. Classroom, pool and open water sessions. Prerequisite: Open\ water certification (MAR 11000).
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MAR 18500,28500,38500,48500: Practicum
1.00 - 12.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Practical work experience in a given area of concentration under the cooperative guidance of a faculty member and an on-the-job supervisor.
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MAR 19000,29000,39000,49000: Seminar
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Small groups which meet with faculty members for in-depth study and discussion of particular topics, for example Top-down Control of Marine Populations, Cephalopod Biology and Ecology, Ecology of Modular Organisms, or Marine Research Methods. Appropriate course descriptions are published as seminars are offered; student-initiated topics welcome.
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MAR 19200,29200,39200,49200: Special Topics
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Special topics in various fields are offered as needed. Appropriate course descriptions are published as topics are developed.
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MAR 21000: Aquarium Biology
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Fundamentals of aquarium science for the hobbyist or professional. Topics include basic lab techniques, chemistry of seawater, cell function and biological filtration, aquarium design, engineering, theory and practice, and culture of marine life. Laboratory work includes water quality monitoring, care and maintenance of cold-water and tropical systems and organisms, and an aquarium systems project. Lab included. Lab fee required. Satisfies the Laboratory Science GUR.
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MAR 21500: Invertebrate Zoology And Care in Captivity
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
A survey of invertebrate animal diversity and functional biology in the classroom and laboratory. Animal phyla are examined with respect to anatomy, systematics and evolutionary relationships, geographic distribution, ecology, and behavior. The theory and practice of captive marine invertebrate care and management are introduced. Lab included. Lab fee required. Prerequisites: SC 16000; SC 14000 or SC 20500.
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MAR 22000: Diversity of The Fishes
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
An introductory survey of the diversity of the major groups of fishes. Topics include taxonomy, morphology, field identification, ecology, and conservation. Field trip and lab fee required. Satisfies the Laboratory Science GUR.
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MAR 22400: Marine Field Work
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
This course, a companion course to Survey of Marine Biology, focuses on the handling of marine biological scientific records and data, from study planning and design through field work to database entry and descriptive analyses. These objectives are met through field and lab studies in which students collect, organize and report on their own data. Topics include marine biota & taxonomy, marine field methods (specimen collection, identification and preservation, transect & quadrat sampling, animal tracking, laboratory techniques, live animal handling, diversity measurements, photographic sampling), record keeping, data types, database organization and analyses, and data presentation (graphical techniques, preparing a poster, talk or report). Includes required overnight field trip or travel. Lab fee required. Prerequisite: SC16000
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MAR 22500: Survey of Marine Biology
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
A survey of the science of marine biology, providing an introduction to coastal and ocean biota and their relationships to the marine environment. Emphasis is placed on the structure and function of North Pacific systems, particularly those related to Alaska. Topics include natural history, ecology and diversity of marine life and habitats, factors regulating productivity, and world-wide threats to marine environments. Prerequisite: SC16000.
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MAR 23500: Seabirds And Marine Mammals
4.00 Credits
Alaska Pacific University
Designed to familiarize students with the biology and natural history of seabirds and marine mammals. Emphasis is placed on fauna of the eastern North Pacific, but species from all over the world will be discussed. Topics to be considered include ecology, evolution, anatomy, behavior, identification, and historical and contemporary conservation problems. No lab. Prerequisite: MAR 22500.
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