BIOL 1143 — Biology and Society

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath NDusually offered: summerOnlineOnline

Offers an overview of how biology weaves its way across a broad spectrum of complex societal issues. Introduces students to the biological mechanisms and processes responsible for genetic inheritance, energy transfer, evolution, and population dynamics, providing a framework within which students may critically interpret and discuss important biological information provided in public forums. Seeks to empower students to make informed choices at the policy and personal levels. Offers students an opportunity to acquire an understanding of the basic principles of biology and apply the scientific process to the analysis of contemporary issues. Using a thematic approach, covers a wide range of issues including the reemergence of plagues, biological weapons and security, the environment, and human health and wellness.

Offering history

TermSectionsEnrolledCapacityFullOpen seats/section
Summer B 20231344085%6.0
Summer A 20241384095%2.0
Summer B 20241364090%4.0
Spring 20251394098%1.0
Summer A 20251394098%1.0
Fall 202514040100%0.0

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