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Biology 115
Energy in Living Systems
(1/2 unit)
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| Course Description: Energy flow is a unifying principle across a range of living systems, from cells to ecosystems.
With energy flow as a major theme, this course covers macromolecules, cells, respiration and photosynthesis, physiology
and homeostasis, population and community interactions, and ecosystems. Throughout the course, the diversity of
life is explored. The course also introduces students to the process of scientific thinking through discussion
of research methodology and approaches. Majors and nonmajors may enroll. Biology majors should take this class
prior to the junior year. No prerequisites. This course will be offered every year. |
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