Bulletin 2014-2015 > Courses > BIO - Biology > 100
An introduction to the biological, chemical, and physical nature of food. Students will explore food chemistry, diet, human health, and societal issues through readings and lab activities.
Survey of the principles and methods of science as applied to the field of Genetics. Current topics pertaining to Biotechnology, the Human Genome Project, Gene Therapy and others will be discussed with an emphasis on their social, ethical, and legal implications. Three hours of lecture per week.
An introduction to the origin, history, biology, and utilization of plants important in human societies. Worldwide use of plants for food, medicine, spices, fibers, and many other purposes will be explored.