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Biosciences 3 MATH 111 and 112 may be substituted for MATH 101; CHEM 151 and 152 may be substituted for CHEM 121 and 122; CHEM 251 and 252 may be substituted for CHEM 211 and 212; PHYS 101 and 102 or PHYS 111 and 112 and their labs may be substituted for PHYS 125 and 126. See listings in the Courses of Instruction for Group A and B designations. No course may be counted more than once toward any of the major requirements. One of the advanced laboratory course requirements can be satisfied by taking any of the following: (i) BIOS 310 or BIOS 306 if taken for at least two credits; or (ii) HONS 470/471, if the research supervisor is from one of the biosciences departments or if the research is biological in nature and preapproved by the student’s advisor; (iii) BIOS 412; or (iv) BIOS 393. BA in Biochemistry and Cell Biology In addition to the core courses required of all biosciences majors, BA majors within this option also must take: • Math 211 or Math 213 • Bios 311 • Bios 341 • Two of the following courses: Bios 302, Bios 344, Bios 352 • Two additional Group A biosciences courses, only one of which may be Bios 401 or 402 CHEM 310 or Chem 311 and 312 may be substituted for Bios 352. NeuR 511/512 or BIOE 430 or BIOE 435 may be substituted for one Group A course. Students may receive credit toward the major for a maximum of three credits of Bios 390. BA in Biological Sciences In addition to the core courses that are required of all biosciences majors, BA majors within this option must take: • Math 211, Math 213, Stat 305, or BIOS 338 • One of the following advanced lab courses: Bios 311, 313, 316, 317, 318, 320 (BIOE 342), 327, 330, 337, 393, 413, 415, 530, 532, 533, or 535 • One of the following Group A courses: Bios 302, 341, 344, 352 • One additional Group A course • Two Group B courses • One additional Group A or Group B course Only one of the courses used to satisfy these Group A and Group B requirements may be BIOS 401, 402, 403, or 404. Neur 511/512 or BIOE 430 or BIOE 435 may be substituted for one Group A course. CHEM 310 or CHEM 311 and 312 may be substitued for BIOS 352. Students may receive credit toward the major for a maximum of three credits of Bios 390 and three credits of Bios 391. Students desiring to specialize in ecology and evolutionary biology can choose a Group B course for the Group A or B course and their advanced lab can be Bios 316, 317, 327, 330, 337, or 393. BS in Biochemistry and Cell Biology In addition to the core courses required of all biosciences majors, BS majors must also take:
4 De p a r t m e n t s / Biosciences • Math 211 or Math 213 • Bios 311 • Bios 302 • Bios 341 • Bios 344 • Bios 352 or CHEM 312/313 • Three additional Group A bioscience courses Bios 401/402 are recommended Group A courses in the BS degree program. Neur 511/512 or BIOE 430 or BIOE 435 may be substituted for one Group A course. CHEM 310 or CHEM 311 and 312 may be substituted for BIOS 352. Students may receive credit toward the major for a maximum of three credits of Bios 390. BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology In addition to the core courses required of all biosciences majors, BS majors must also take: • Math 211, Math 213, Stat 305, or BIOS 338 • One of the following advanced laboratory courses: Bios 316, 317, 327, 330, 337, 393 • One Group A biosciences course • Bios 403 and Bios 404 • Two additional Group B biosciences courses • One additional biosciences course from Group A or B Neur 511 and 512 or BIOE 430 or BIOE 435 may be substituted for one Group A course. Students may receive credit toward the major for a maximum of three credits of Bios 390 and three credits of Bios 391. Advising—Students should contact the appropriate departmental office to be assigned to an advisor. Those pursuing a BS or BA in biochemistry and cell biology should contact that department office. Those pursuing a BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology should contact that department office. Those electing a BA in biological sciences may choose the department that most closely corresponds to their interests, and that choice may be changed at any time. Students interested in environmental careers should consult with the ecology and evolutionary biology department for a list of recommended courses. See also Environmental Studies listings and Environmental Science Double Major. It is recommended that the 100-level mathematics and chemistry courses be taken in the freshman year; that the 100-level physics courses and the 200- level biosciences courses be taken in either the freshman or sophomore year; and that Chem 211, 212, 215 be taken in the sophomore year. Those with a limited background in chemistry should complete Chem 121, 122 before taking Bios 201, 202. Others are urged to take Bios 201, 202 as freshmen to permit earlier access to advanced level Bios courses. Phys 125 and 126 are the preferred physics courses for biosciences majors. However, Phys 101 and 102 or Phys 111 and 112 and their labs may be taken instead by those wishing to preserve the option of majoring in a subject for which Phys 101 and 102 are required. Note that BIOS 311 is a prerequisite for BIOS 312, 313, and 318. This prerequisite will be strictly enforced, and majors in biological sciences whose interests are primarily in cell and molecular biology, are advised to take BIOS 311 as early as possible to allow for scheduling subsequent lab modules. An undergraduate major in biosciences must have 48 semester hours in courses numbered 300 or higher to obtain a BA or BS degree. Students also
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