Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College
Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College
Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College
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BI 333 Animal Behavior (4 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall of Odd Years<br />
Pre-Requisite(s): BI 101 and one 200 level course<br />
A course designed to introduce the student to the basic<br />
concepts in the structure, development, ecology and<br />
evolution of behavior in a wide range of animals. Films<br />
and an observational study play a key role in the course.<br />
No laboratory.<br />
BI 450 Clinical Observation (1 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall and Spring<br />
Pre-Requisite(s): Declared biology/pre-occupational<br />
therapy or biology/pre-physical therapy major, junior<br />
standing and permission of the instructor<br />
This course provides the students with an opportunity to<br />
actively observe a licensed therapist in a real-world situation<br />
where they will learn about the day-to-day activities<br />
of the practice and the variable needs and circumstances<br />
of the patients who seek treatment there. This is a variable<br />
credit course. Students will complete 75 hours of<br />
observation/volunteer work on-site for each hour of credit<br />
and be evaluated directly by the supervisory therapist, pr<br />
therapists, if more than one site is observed.<br />
BI 490 Biology Senior Capstone (2 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall and Spring<br />
Pre-Requisite(s): Senior Status<br />
This course will offer the opportunity for the student to<br />
participate in directed studies or research in the biological<br />
sciences in consultation with the biology faculty. The<br />
student will determine a research focus for the semester;<br />
gather published research; conduct original research, as<br />
appropriate; and prepare a comprehensive thesis describing<br />
the state of the science in their focus area. Participation<br />
in the annual Math & Science Research Symposium is<br />
required.<br />
Additional Lab Fee<br />
CHEMISTRY (CH)<br />
CH 100 Chemistry in Context (4 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall<br />
**Fulfills Scientific Inquiry Core Requirement starting with<br />
the 2012-2013 Academic <strong>Catalog</strong>.<br />
Chemistry in Context is a study of chemical principles as<br />
they apply to social, political, economic and ethical issues.<br />
The purpose of this course is to allow students not majoring<br />
in a science field the opportunity to develop critical thinking<br />
skills, gain the chemical knowledge and competency to<br />
assess the risks and benefits of technology-based issues.<br />
CH 103 General Chemistry I (3 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall<br />
Concurrent Requisite(s): CH 103L<br />
A study of the laws and theories of chemistry, including<br />
stoichiometry, atomic structure, bonding, ideal gas laws<br />
and thermochemistry. Open to all students.<br />
CH 103L General Chemistry I Lab (1 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Fall<br />
Concurrent Requisite(s): CH 103<br />
Scheduled exercises and activities are designed to provide<br />
the student with hands-on experience with selected topics<br />
from CH 103.<br />
Additional Lab Fee<br />
CH 104 General Chemistry II (3 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Spring<br />
Pre-Requisite(s): CH 103<br />
Concurrent Requisite(s): CH 104L<br />
Continuation of General Chemistry I, including qualitative<br />
inorganic analysis.<br />
CH 104L General Chemistry II Lab (1 SH)<br />
Semester Offered: Spring<br />
Concurrent Requisite(s): CH 104<br />
Scheduled exercises and activities are designed to provide<br />
the student with hands-on experience with selected topics<br />
from CH 104.<br />
Additional Lab Fee<br />
CH 160/260/360/460 Individual Investigation in Chemistry<br />
(1-5 SH)<br />
Supervised investigation of topics not offered as regular<br />
courses in the chemistry curriculum.<br />
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