Observe and investigate how the environment (ecology) sets the stage for evolution, including adaptations that have arisen in
diverse physiological systems and the diversity of life that has emerged over time.

Introduction to cell biology, genetics, biotechnology, evolution, and diversity of plants and animals, emphasizing relevance to personal public health.

Introduction to animal and plant structure and function, animal behavior, and ecology, emphasizing relevance to personal and public health.

Observation and experiences for non-biology majors to examine concepts addressed in the Biological Principles and Issues I lecture.

Introductory research experience on an original biological research project. Emphasis placed on the scientific research process. Course topics include scientific literature, research question, research plan development, methods in quantitative and qualitative data collection, data interpretation, and research presentation.

This course has a Distance Learning (E-Learn) fee. Learn more at louisiana.edu/studentcashier/tuition-fees/current-tuition-fees/online-hybrid-programs. Students in the following majors cannot be enrolled in the course: Biology (BIOL).

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.

Integrated cat anatomy and basic human physiology principles.