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3.00 Credits
The modeling of business decisions in operations, finance and marketing, and the analysis of models using optimization, computer simulation, and decision theory. Modeling and analysis are conducted using the medium of a computer spreadsheet. The course focuses on the creation, critical evaluation, and improvement of models, as well as written and oral communication of analysis and conclusions. Prerequisites: MATH 160 or equivalent, BIS 202 and BDS 308. Offered: Every semester 3 hrs
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Introduction to structural organization and functional processes of living systems. Three hours lecture a week. For non-biology majors only. Does not count toward biology degree. 3 hrs
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Basic studies in Biology emphasizing the unity and diversity of life. Cellular structure, function, heredity, development, ecology and evolution will be discussed. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisite(s): High School Biology and Chemistry background highly recommended. 3 hrs
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Basic laboratory studies in Biology emphasizing the unity and diversity of life. Structure, function, heredity, development, regulation of growth and evolution will be explored. Three hours laboratory per week. Prerequisites or corequisite: BIOLOGY 109 1 hr
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Basic concepts of cellular and subcellular structure and function, including supramolecular and organelle structure and organization, bioenergetics, cell growth and cellular communication. Three lectures per week. Prerequistes: BIOLOGY 108, BIOLOGY 109, and CHEM 212, or LS-ANATO 119/119L, LS-MCRB 121 and CHEM 212, OR consent of SBS advisor. 3 hrs
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Foundations of cellular functions. Serves as a bridge between biochemistry and cell and organ physiology for dental students. Applications of fundamental principles to the physiology and pathology of the oral tissues will be stressed. 3 hrs
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A modern approach integrating molecular and organismal studies of the general genetics of lower and higher organisms. Chromosomal structure and function, gene transmission, heredity, plasticity and population genetics will be discussed. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisites: BIOLOGY 108, BIOLOGY 109, CHEM 212. 3 hrs
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Introduction to the study of populations, communities, and ecosystems by examining the interrelationships between living organisms and their environments. The role of natural selection and evolution will also be considered. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisites: BIOLOGY 108, BIOLOGY 109, or BIOLOGY 102. 3 hrs
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Taxonomy, evolutionary relationships, behavior, reproduction, morphology and ecology of the invertebrates. Three hours lecture a week. Prerequisites: BIOLOGY 108 & BIOLOGY 109, CHEM 212 3 hrs
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Introduction to the study of marine ecology, deep-sea biology, oceanic nekton, inter-tidal ecology, estuaries, mangroves and salt marshes, as well as ecology of rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands and human impact on aquatic habitats. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisites: BIOLOGY 108 & BIOLOGY 109, CHEM 211. 3 hrs
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