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Biology (B.S.) original curriculum of Spring 2000 Effective Spring 2000


| Area A | Area B | Area C | Area D | Area E | Area F |

| Biology Core | Research Practicum and Seminar |

| Emphasis Areas | Directed Electives |


Area A - Essential Skills - 9 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  ENGL 1101 English Composition I 3
  ENGL 1102 English Composition II 3
  MATH 1113* Pre-Calculus 3

MATH 1101 or MATH 1111 and MATH 1112 may be taken simultaneously.

MATH 1501, Calculus I, 4 credit hours, may be taken in place of Pre-Calculus if the student is prepared. If MATH 1501 is taken in Area A, one hour of credit is applied to Area F.

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Area B - Critical Thinking and Communications - 4 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  CRIT 1101 Critical Thinking across the Curriculum 3
  COMM 1001 Presentational Speaking 1

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Area C - Humanities - 6 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
 

one of the following:

  • ENGL 2111
  • ENGL 2112
  • ENGL 2130
  • PHIL 2201
  • SPAN 2001
  • FREN 2001
  • GERM 2001
  • SPAN 2002
  • FREN 2002
  • GERM 2002

Select ONE (1) of the following Literature or Philosophy courses:

  • World Literature I - Pre-Modern
  • World Literature II - Modern
  • American Literature
  • Introduction to World Philosophy
  • Intermediate Spanish
  • Intermediate French
  • Intermediate German
  • Intermediate Spanish
  • Intermediate French
  • Intermediate German
3
 

one of the following

  • ART 2301
  • ART 2302
  • THEA 1100
  • MUSC 2301
  • MUSC 2101
  • PHIL 2401
  • SPAN 2001
  • FREN 2001
  • GERM 2001
  • SPAN 2002
  • FREN 2002
  • GERM 2002

Select ONE (1) of the following Fine Arts courses:

  • Art of the Pre-Modern World
  • Art of the Modern World
  • Theater Appreciation
  • Intro to World Music
  • Music Appreciation
  • Intro to Aesthetics
  • Intermediate Spanish
  • Intermediate French
  • Intermediate German
  • Intermediate Spanish
  • Intermediate French
  • Intermediate German
3

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Area D - Science, Mathematics and Technology - 11 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  CHEM 1211
and
CHEM 1211L
Principles of Chemistry I (3 hrs)
and
Principles of Chemistry Laboratory I (1 hr)
4
  CHEM 1212
and
CHEM 1212L
Principles of Chemistry II (3 hrs)
and
Principles of Chemistry Laboratory II (1 hr)
4
  MATH 1231 Introductory Statistics 3

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Area E - Social Sciences - 12 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  POLS 1101 American Government 3
  HIST 2110 Themes in United States History 3
  PSYC 1101* Introduction to General Psychology 3
  one of

SOSC 2501
or
HIST 1110

Select ONE (1) of the following courses:

  • Survey of Social Sci & Contemp. Issues
  • Themes in World History
3

* PSYC 1101 is recommended rather than SOCI 1101 to meet the prerequisite for students desiring to take PSYC 3350, Abnormal Psychology, in their upper-division courses.

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Area F - Other Program Requirements - 18 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  MATH 1501* Calculus I 1*
  BIOL 1107
and
BIOL 1107L
Principles of Biology I (3 hrs)
and
Principles of Biology Laboratory I (1 hr)
4
  BIOL 1108
and
BIOL 1108L
Principles of Biology II (3 hrs)
and
Principles of Biology Laboratory II (1 hr)
4
  CHEM 2411
and
CHEM 2411L
Organic Chemistry I (3 hrs)
and
Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (1 hr)
4
  CHEM 2412
and
CHEM 2412L
Organic Chemistry II (3 hrs)
and
Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (1 hr)
4
 

Choose from the following:

  • CPTG 1010
  • CPTG 1111
  • CSCI 1301**
A minimum of 18 credit hours are required for Area F:

Computing with Spreadsheets
or
Introduction to Computing
or
Computer Science I

number
of hours

1

2

3

* If MATH 1501 is taken in Area A.

** If the hour total in Area F exceeds 18, the extra hours will be applied as credit for directed electives in the junior/senior year.

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Biology Core - 32 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  BIOL 3100 Biocomputing 3
  BIOL 3200 Cell Biology 3
  BIOL 3400 Bioregulatory Affairs 2
  BIOL 3500 Ecology 3
  BIOL 3250
and
BIOL 3250L
Microbiology (2 hrs)
and
Microbiology Laboratory
4
  BIOL 3650
or
BIOL 4202
and
BIOL 4202L
Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (3 hrs)
or
Genetic Biotechnology (2 hrs)
and
Genetic Biotechnology Laboratory (1 hr)
3
  BIOL 4201 Genetics 3
  CHEM 4202 Biochemistry 3
  PHYS 1111
and
PHYS 1111L
Introductory Physics I (3 hrs)
and
Introductory Physics Laboratory I (1 hr)
4
  PHYS 1112
and
PHYS 1112L
Introductory Physics II (3 hrs)
and
Introductory Physics Laboratory II (1 hr)
4

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Biology Research Practicum and Seminar - 5 to 10 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  BIOL 4222* Applied Biology Research Practicum
(3 credit hour course; may be repeated for credit)
3 - 6
  BIOL 4500* Applied Biology Seminar
(2 credit hour course; may be repeated for credit)
2 - 4

* Both courses must be taken at least once.

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Emphasis Areas - 17 to 20 semester credit hours

Students must choose ONE of the following emphasis areas:

| Bioregulatory Affairs/Science Management |
or
| Biomedical Applications |
or
| Biotechnology/Biocomputing |

Students whose career goals are better suited by a mixture of the courses contained within the emphasis areas may choose to build an alternative emphasis area in consultation with their advisors.

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Emphasis: Bioregulatory Affairs/Science Management (18 semester credit hours)

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  BUSA 3111 Survey of Economics 3
  BUSA 3370 Business Law 3
  CHEM 4110 Environmental Chemistry 3
  HCMG 3112
and
HCMG 3112L
Intro. to Allied Health Administration (2 hrs)
and
Intro, to Allied Health Administration Laboratory (1 hr)
3
  HSCI 3520 Legal Issues in Health Care 3
  MGMT 3101
or
HCMG 3101
or
MKTG 3101
Principles of Management
or
Intro. to Health Systems Management
or
Principles of Marketing
3

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Emphasis: Biomedical Applications (20 semester credit hours)

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  BIOL 1151
and
BIOL 1151L
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (3 hrs)
and
Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory I (1 hr)
4
  BIOL 1152
and
BIOL 1152L
Human Anatomy and Physiology II (3 hrs)
and
Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory II (1 hr)
4
  HCMG 3112
and
HCMG 3112L
Intro. to Allied Health Administration (2 hrs)
and
Intro, to Allied Health Administration Laboratory (1 hr)
3
  HSCI 3520 Legal Issues in Health Care 3
  HSCI 3550 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3
  PHYS 3650 Modern Physics 3

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Emphasis: Biotechnology/Biocomputing (17 semester credit hours)

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  CSCI 1301** Computer Science I 3
  CSCI 1302 Computer Science II 4
  ENGL 3901 Writing for Digital Media 3
  MATH 1501* Calculus I 4
  PHYS 3650 Modern Physics 3

* If taken in Area A, consult you advisor to select an appropriate substitute.
** If taken in Area F, consult you advisor to select an appropriate substitute.

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Directed Electives - 0 to 6 semester credit hours

Semester Taken Course number Course title Credit hours
  BUSA 3111 Survey of Economics 3
  BUSA 3370* Business Law 3
  CHEM 4110 Environmental Chemistry 3
  ENGL 3901 Writing for Digital Media 3
  HCMG 3101 Intro to Health Systems Management 3
  HCMG 3301** Intro to Primary/Long Term Care 3
  HCMG 3801** Future Trends in Health Care 3
  HSCI 3341 Cultural Diversity in Health and Illness 3
  HSCI 3401 Contemporary Women's Health 3
  HSCI 3501 The AIDS Epidemic 3
  HSCI 3520*** Legal Issues in Health Care 3
  HSCI 3550 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3
  MGMT 3101* Principles of Management 3
  MKTG 3101* Principles of Marketing 3
  PHYS 3650 Modern Physics 3
  PSYC 3350**** Abnormal Psychology 3

* Prerequisite: BUSA 3111 or HCMG 3111

** Prerequisite: HCMG 3101

*** Prerequisite: HCMG 3111

**** Prerequisite: PSYC 1101

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