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New Course - Spring 2002
An exciting non-majors biology
course that meets A&S core requirements
and is appropriate for those who plan to
become elementary school teachers
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Time: MW 1 - 3:30 (3 CREDITS, integrated lecture/lab) - MCDB A1B18
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A course:
- that teaches science the way you always wanted to learn
- that's fun and engaging but also sets high standards for your learning
- that models best practices for teaching
- that challenges your belief that you can't "do science"
This course introduces key concepts in life science
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- characteristics, structure, and chemistry of living things
- DNA, genetics, and evolution
- population and community ecology (energy flow, food webs)
- ecosystem ecology (nutrient cycles, human impacts)
- the brain, nutrition, and infectious diseases
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Instructors
Prof. Mark Dubin, Dept. of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology (MCDB)
Drs. Samantha Messier and Kristin Swihart, Biological Sciences Initiative
This course is approved to meet CU A & S core degree requirements for science
(lecture + laboratory, non-sequence),
and fulfills the State of Colorado science course requirements for elementary teacher preparation.
Instructor Contact Information:
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| Go To MCDB Homepage |
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