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2014 Fall Regular Semester
BIOL 108/Laboratory/X - Introduction to Biodiversity | Credits 0.00
Through time, organisms have been affected by their environment and have in turn helped shape their environment. Thus, the present organisms and environment are products of a long period of interactions. This course is an introduction to organisms/ environment interactions. It will examine how the major groups of existing organisms have evolved, and how the relationships among them are reflected in their classification. Using examples from each of the kingdoms, the course will explore the principles that underlie our understanding of organism unity, and diversity. An understanding of how organisms are involved in major ecosystem processes leads to insights about the stability of these systems, and helps to evaluate the impact of human activities on these systems. Prerequisite: Biology 30

Registration Type	Traditional
Fees	Lab Fee UT Science C$25.00 (Fee Group All)
Instructors	Schock, Danna
Duration	9/3/2014 - 12/19/2014
Schedule	Wednesday 2:00 PM - 4:50 PM; Keyano College Campu, Clearwater Building, Room 234
Prerequisites	N/A
Corequisites	BIOL 108 / Lecture
Credit Types	Letter Grade
Class	20 Seats \| 0 Remaining
	Closed

Primary population and other student populations allowed to register for this course:

	Primary Population	# Others Registered
Campus	Keyano College - Main Campus	0
Program	Credit	0
College	Art Sci Bus Ed	0
Department	Environmental Tech	3
Curriculum	Environment Tech	3