General Catalog 1954-1955
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BACTERIOLOGY^ See Biology 135a.
BIOCHEMISTRY^ See Cliemistry 51b.
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 1 The fundamental principles of living organisms, including man as a biological entity, derived from the data of zoology and botany. The topics include the nature and mechanism of living things, relation of or- ganisms to their physical environment, theory of evolution and the biological foundations of behavior.
Biological Science 1 is designed as a terjni?ial biology course to be taken in the second year by mo...st students except those planning to co?ice7itrate in one of the fields offered by the School of Science. See state77ie?it on the science requirements.
Under exceptional circumstances Biological Science 1 passed with an honor grade may be counted as fulfilling the requirement in General Biology in the several fields of concentration in the School of Science.
Pre-medical students should take Biology la and lb.
Laboratory fee: $10. Mr. Sindermann fBIOLOGY la and lb. General Biology Introduction to the more important principles of biology; study of plant and animal structure and physiology.
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BACTERIOLOGY^ See Biology 135a.
BIOCHEMISTRY^ See Cliemistry 51b.
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 1 The fundamental principles of living organisms, including man as a biological entity, derived from the data of zoology and botany. The topics include the nature and mechanism of living things, relation of or- ganisms to their physical environment, theory of evolution and the biological foundations of behavior.
Biological Science 1 is designed as a terjni?ial biology course to be taken in the second year by mo...st students except those planning to co?ice7itrate in one of the fields offered by the School of Science. See state77ie?it on the science requirements.
Under exceptional circumstances Biological Science 1 passed with an honor grade may be counted as fulfilling the requirement in General Biology in the several fields of concentration in the School of Science.
Pre-medical students should take Biology la and lb.
Laboratory fee: $10. Mr. Sindermann fBIOLOGY la and lb. General Biology Introduction to the more important principles of biology; study of plant and animal structure and physiology.
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