BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation

Students will explore the interactions of organisms at the species, community, and ecosystem levels as well as investigate ecology as it relates to the biosphere. Additionally, evidence for modern evolutionary thought will be discussed within the framework of a Christian worldview. Through comprehensive and investigative approaches to learning, this course will stress the development of students' critical thinking and writing skills. This course meets the writing-intensive requirement for the Biology, Biology with Teaching Certification, and Environmental Science majors.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

BIOL 161 OR (BIOL 164 AND BIOL 166)

Corequisite

BIOL 262L

Offered

Spring term

Fulfills

Writing-intensive requirement for the Biology and Biology with Teaching Certification, and Environmental Science majors

Fees

$65

Instructional Time

Three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week