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Science and Mathematics
2004-2005 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 371
Select one from the fol-lowing
list: BOT 142;
MICRO 161, 171, 181,
185; PHYAN 140, 160
(with lab 160L or with-out),
165; ZOOL 148
D. Molecular/Cellular
Techniques ................. (3-4)
Select one from the fol-lowing
list: ECOL 174;
GENET 171, 182
Note: A minimum of two labo-ratory
experiences from B, C,
and D are required.
E. Seminar ........................... (1)
GENET 170
F. Choose one additional course
from above or any upper-divi-sion
biology course, including
independent study or
research ....................... (0-4)
Additional requirements ..................... 37
1. CHEM 1A-B,
128A-B, 129A,
150 or 155 ....... (21)
2. PHYS 2A-B ........ (8)
3. MATH 70
or 75 ................... (4)
4. MATH 101
or PSYCH 42 ..... (4)
General Education requirements ....... 51
Electives and remaining
degree requirements ........................... 1
(See Degree Requirements); may
be used toward a double major
or minor.)
Total ................................................... 120*
* See Advising Note 1 on page 372.
Physiology and Anatomy Option
This degree program is designed to help
students understand cellular to whole or-ganism
function in preparation for medi-cal,
clinical, academic or research careers
that require physiology as a foundation.
The ultimate goal of physiology is to un-derstand,
in physical and chemical terms,
the mechanisms that operate in living or-ganisms.
This option encompasses three
major branches of physiology: cellular; sys-temic;
and whole organism. This option
offers excellent preprofessional preparation
for medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, various
careers requiring physiology, and for ad-vanced
graduate study. Students planning
to enter professional and graduate pro-grams
should elect CHEM 1A-B and 128A-B
rather than CHEM 3A and 8, and should
consult an adviser about additional math-ematics
requirements as well.
Units
Major requirements ............................ 40
Biology Core ..................................... (22)
Option requirements ......................... (18)
A. Select one course from
each of these
three lines ..................... (10-13)
1. Anatomy: BOT 133;
PHYAN 130, 134,
135; ZOOL 132, 141
2. Molecular and
Cellular Biology:
BOT 137; GENET
172; MICRO 161;
PHYAN 160 and
160L
3. Organismal
Physiology: BOT
130; PHYAN 151
B. Select two additional
courses from the fol-lowing
list or from other
courses listed in
category A .......................... (5-8)
PHYAN 64 or 65, 140,
158, 163, 165, 172
Additional requirements ................ 29-38
1. CHEM 3A or 1A-B,
8 or 128A-B, 109 or
129A, 150 or 155 ........... (13-22)
2. PHYS 2A-B .......................... (8)
3. MATH 70 or 75 ................... (4)
4. MATH 101
or PSYCH 42........................ (4)
General Education requirements ....... 51
Electives and remaining
degree requirements ........................ 0-9
(See Degree Requirements); may be
used toward a double major or minor.
Total ................................................... 120*
* See Advising Note 1 on page 372.
Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology Option
This degree program is intended for stu-dents
who wish to study the interrelation-ships
between living things and their envi-ronments.
This option has a strong field
component that takes full advantage of the
outstanding natural environments conve-niently
located near our campus. Students
in this program gain an in-depth under-standing
of ecology and evolution, and
acquire the skills to apply that understand-ing
to important questions in freshwater,
marine, and terrestrial systems, in fisheries
and wildlife management, or other branches
of applied ecology. Students completing
this option are well prepared for entry into
a wide range of environmental careers with
governmental field research agencies, in
agriculture-related areas, environmental mi-crobiology,
environmental law and con-sulting
firms, or for graduate programs
leading to advanced degrees in ecology,
management, and evolution. Students may
obtain an emphasis in marine science by
selecting electives offered at the Moss Land-ing
Marine Laboratories. Students must
consult an adviser for help in selecting
courses appropriate to their interests and
career objectives.
Units
Major requirements ............................ 47
Biology Core ..................................... (22)
Option requirements ......................... (25)
A. Ecosystem Ecology:
Select one course from
the following .......................... (4)
ECOL 151, 152;
MSCI 103**
At least one botany (BOT) or
microbiology (MICRO) course
must be selected from the fol-lowing
categories B-E.
B. Physiology: Select one course
from the following ................. (4)
BOT 130; MICRO
161; PHYAN 151
C. Morphology and Classification: Se-lect
one course from the follow-ing
....................................... (3-4)
BOT 131, 132, 142,
144; ECOL 174; MI-CRO
140; ZOOL
120, 132, 141, 150;
MSCI 124**, 131**
D. Autecology and Popu-lation
Ecology:
Select one course from the
following ............................. (3-4)
ECOL 162, 171, 172;
ZOOL 152; MSCI
110**, 161**
E. Biological
Science Electives .............. (9-11)
Select sufficient Bi-ology
Department
courses, including
those listed in cat-egories
A, B, and C,
to complete the op-tion.
Only one elec-tive
course may be
lower division.
Additional requirements ................ 21-22
1. CHEM 3A, 8, and 150 ...... (10)
2. MATH 70 or 75 .................. (4)
3. MATH 101
or PSYCH 42 ...................... (4)
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| Title | 2004-05 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2004-05 |
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| Full Text Search | Biology Science and Mathematics 2004-2005 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 371 Select one from the fol-lowing list: BOT 142; MICRO 161, 171, 181, 185; PHYAN 140, 160 (with lab 160L or with-out), 165; ZOOL 148 D. Molecular/Cellular Techniques ................. (3-4) Select one from the fol-lowing list: ECOL 174; GENET 171, 182 Note: A minimum of two labo-ratory experiences from B, C, and D are required. E. Seminar ........................... (1) GENET 170 F. Choose one additional course from above or any upper-divi-sion biology course, including independent study or research ....................... (0-4) Additional requirements ..................... 37 1. CHEM 1A-B, 128A-B, 129A, 150 or 155 ....... (21) 2. PHYS 2A-B ........ (8) 3. MATH 70 or 75 ................... (4) 4. MATH 101 or PSYCH 42 ..... (4) General Education requirements ....... 51 Electives and remaining degree requirements ........................... 1 (See Degree Requirements); may be used toward a double major or minor.) Total ................................................... 120* * See Advising Note 1 on page 372. Physiology and Anatomy Option This degree program is designed to help students understand cellular to whole or-ganism function in preparation for medi-cal, clinical, academic or research careers that require physiology as a foundation. The ultimate goal of physiology is to un-derstand, in physical and chemical terms, the mechanisms that operate in living or-ganisms. This option encompasses three major branches of physiology: cellular; sys-temic; and whole organism. This option offers excellent preprofessional preparation for medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, various careers requiring physiology, and for ad-vanced graduate study. Students planning to enter professional and graduate pro-grams should elect CHEM 1A-B and 128A-B rather than CHEM 3A and 8, and should consult an adviser about additional math-ematics requirements as well. Units Major requirements ............................ 40 Biology Core ..................................... (22) Option requirements ......................... (18) A. Select one course from each of these three lines ..................... (10-13) 1. Anatomy: BOT 133; PHYAN 130, 134, 135; ZOOL 132, 141 2. Molecular and Cellular Biology: BOT 137; GENET 172; MICRO 161; PHYAN 160 and 160L 3. Organismal Physiology: BOT 130; PHYAN 151 B. Select two additional courses from the fol-lowing list or from other courses listed in category A .......................... (5-8) PHYAN 64 or 65, 140, 158, 163, 165, 172 Additional requirements ................ 29-38 1. CHEM 3A or 1A-B, 8 or 128A-B, 109 or 129A, 150 or 155 ........... (13-22) 2. PHYS 2A-B .......................... (8) 3. MATH 70 or 75 ................... (4) 4. MATH 101 or PSYCH 42........................ (4) General Education requirements ....... 51 Electives and remaining degree requirements ........................ 0-9 (See Degree Requirements); may be used toward a double major or minor. Total ................................................... 120* * See Advising Note 1 on page 372. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Option This degree program is intended for stu-dents who wish to study the interrelation-ships between living things and their envi-ronments. This option has a strong field component that takes full advantage of the outstanding natural environments conve-niently located near our campus. Students in this program gain an in-depth under-standing of ecology and evolution, and acquire the skills to apply that understand-ing to important questions in freshwater, marine, and terrestrial systems, in fisheries and wildlife management, or other branches of applied ecology. Students completing this option are well prepared for entry into a wide range of environmental careers with governmental field research agencies, in agriculture-related areas, environmental mi-crobiology, environmental law and con-sulting firms, or for graduate programs leading to advanced degrees in ecology, management, and evolution. Students may obtain an emphasis in marine science by selecting electives offered at the Moss Land-ing Marine Laboratories. Students must consult an adviser for help in selecting courses appropriate to their interests and career objectives. Units Major requirements ............................ 47 Biology Core ..................................... (22) Option requirements ......................... (25) A. Ecosystem Ecology: Select one course from the following .......................... (4) ECOL 151, 152; MSCI 103** At least one botany (BOT) or microbiology (MICRO) course must be selected from the fol-lowing categories B-E. B. Physiology: Select one course from the following ................. (4) BOT 130; MICRO 161; PHYAN 151 C. Morphology and Classification: Se-lect one course from the follow-ing ....................................... (3-4) BOT 131, 132, 142, 144; ECOL 174; MI-CRO 140; ZOOL 120, 132, 141, 150; MSCI 124**, 131** D. Autecology and Popu-lation Ecology: Select one course from the following ............................. (3-4) ECOL 162, 171, 172; ZOOL 152; MSCI 110**, 161** E. Biological Science Electives .............. (9-11) Select sufficient Bi-ology Department courses, including those listed in cat-egories A, B, and C, to complete the op-tion. Only one elec-tive course may be lower division. Additional requirements ................ 21-22 1. CHEM 3A, 8, and 150 ...... (10) 2. MATH 70 or 75 .................. (4) 3. MATH 101 or PSYCH 42 ...................... (4) |
