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BIOL 104C: P4 Biology in Science Fiction
3.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
Science fiction authors speculate on the future based upon science currently known. Some of their speculation is indeed grounded in sound scientific principles that predict a possible future outcome. Other speculation is more fantasy than truly scientific. As a result, science fiction can be either an educational tool useful for presenting science to a non-scientist public or a purveyor of misinformation. This course surveys science fiction themes that draw their subject matter from the science of biology. Topics to be covered in this course are: future outcomes of genetic engineering, artificial life, alien life, and non-corporeal life. Biological themes presented are anatomy, physiology, and ecology of living systems as presented in science fiction literature, film and art.
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BIOL 105C: P4 Human Anatomy
4.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
A basic course dealing with the gross and microscopic structure of the human body. Medical applications are included. In the laboratory, students will dissect the cat and also examine other mammalian materials. Enrollment preference is given to students majoring in Nursing. Lecture: 3 hours; Laboratory: 3 hours. May not be used for major credit in Biology.
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BIOL 106C: SQ Human Physiology
4.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
This course is an introduction to the functions of tissues, organs, and organ systems in the human body. Medical applications are included. Enrollment preference is given to students majoring in Nursing. Lecture: 3 hours; Laboratory: 3 hours. May not be used for major credit in Biology.
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BIOL 107C: SQ Microbes and Disease
4.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
A study of basic principles and laboratory procedures of microbiology, with special attention to the bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and fungi of medical importance, as well as to the functioning of the human immune system. Enrollment preference is given to students majoring in nursing. May not be used for major credit in Biology. Lecture: 3 hours; Laboratory: 3 hours
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BIOL 108C: P4 Fundamentals of Nutrition
3.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
A basic introduction to the classification, digestion, absorption, and ultimate use of nutrients. Includes aspects such as sources, consequences of deficiencies and excesses, energy production, and vitamin and mineral utilization. Discussions of contemporary problems, fad diets, and an individual evaluation of dietary intake are undertaken. May not be used for major credit in Biology.
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BIOL 109C: P4 Human Genetics
3.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
This course provides a basic background in genetics and stresses the relevance of genetic knowledge to daily living. Topics include: Mendel's principles, sex determination and linkage, pedigree analysis, DNA structure and function, recombinant DNA, inherited diseases, immunity, cancer, and genetic counseling. May not be used for major credit in Biology.
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BIOL 120C: P4 General Biology:Genes,Cells,Evolution
3.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
This course examines the essential concepts on which the contemporary biological sciences are based and relates them to specific historical and contemporary developments. Major areas include scientific inquiry, cell structure and function, principles of hereditary, and the processes and mechanisms of evolution. This course illustrates how the broad field of biology is constantly changing as a result of new technology and explores the application of biology which is usually interdisciplinary in nature. General Biology provides a foundation for advanced courses in biology and is required of all biology majors and minors.
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BIOL 127L: General Biology Lab
1.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
This introductory laboratory experience is required of all Biology majors. Students begin to work with the tools of biology, including published literature, database analysis, spectrophotometry, protein gel electrophoresis and analysis, microscopy, analysis of genetic crosses, enzymatic manipulation of DNA, and nucleic acid gel electrophoresis. Basic observational and experimental skills are developed through an inquirybased approach. Corequisite: BIOL 120C.
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BIOL 128C: SQ General Zoology
4.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
This course examines the development, structure, function and diversity of animals. Additionally, the ecological relationships among animals are considered with particular emphasis on populations and behaviors. These topics are evaluated from a cell, molecular, and organismal viewpoint and build upon the topics of General Biology (BIOL 120C). The lab portion of this course requires each student to observe and dissect animals from diverse invertebrate phyla as well as dissect a cat and specific organs from other large mammals. Lecture: 3 hours; Laboratory: 3 hours. Prerequisite: BIOL 120C.
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BIOL 199C: RW Research-Based Writing
3.00 Credits
Saint John Fisher University
Students learn the basics of writing an academic research paper in this discipline. Emphasis is on elements of persuasive argumentation, the inclusion of more than one perspective on an issue, the proper use and documentation of sources, and revision. Students also learn how to make an effective oral presentation of their research. Department-determined topic may change from semester to semester. Note: May be repeated, but may not be taken for credit more than once in any discipline. New Core requirement. See section on the College Core for details.
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