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Content: This course introduces the basic principles of organismal biology through the study of representative groups of unicellular organisms, plants and animals. The principles include the origins of life, major events in the history of life, adaptations of organisms to particular
The Biological Science major offers the opportunity to study a wide range of topics within biological science. The major is one of the most flexible within the B.Sc. program. After the core sciences in first and second year, students can tailor the degree to create a major all their own.
Biology courses focus on the study of structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, distribution, and sustainability of living organisms.
General education requirements – these include the non-science requirement, Math, Computer Science, and foundational science credits. Major requirements – includes the program core (first and second-year courses) as well as specific SC/BIOL courses required.
A course in unifying principles of biology including cell biology, bioenergetics, cell division, genetics and evolution. May not be used for credit in a Major or Honours program in the Biological Sciences.
In this course, students will explore selected topics related to the application of biological knowledge and techniques in society, such as biotechnology, forensic science, conservation biology, agriculture, health care, public health, and wildlife biology.
An introduction to major unifying concepts and fundamental principles of biology, including evolution and cell theory. Topics include cells, biological energetics, metabolism, cell division and genetics. The laboratory and lecture components must be passed independently to pass the course.
