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Course
Content: Biology 1230 is an introductory
course for both science and non-science majors. Although taught
as a course in Biology Department, no prior knowledge of biology
is assumed; the information is drawn from a number of different
fields and is especially appropriate for those outside the sciences.
An objective of the course is to relate environmental issues to
biological, social, economic, and political concerns. Principal
areas of discussion include:
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| Introduction | Ecology | |
| Scientific Process | Evolution | |
Wolf Restoration, Yellowstone Park
| Population | Systematics | Biomes |
| Biodiversity | ||
| Wildlife Resources |
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| Air Pollution | Water Pollution | Energy |
| Climate Change | ||
| Tomorrow's World | Worldviews | |
| Land Ethic | Study Guide |
Department of Biology, Georgia Southern University
last modified: 7/31/08
