BIOL240 — Ecology
BIOL 240 - Ecology BIOL 240 - Ecology Contemporary issues in population, community and ecosystem ecology are emphasized as they relate to evolution and biodiversity, resource acquisition and resource utilization within an ecosystem. Course content includes competitive exclusion, resource partitioning, trophic status, food webs, succession and biogeochemistry using examples from current and historical literature. Students will be challenged to think about how ecological patterns and processes inform the regional and global issues facing human society. MAJOR COURSE LEARNING
Prerequisites: BIOL105, BIOL107
Part of
- Liberal Arts, AA
- Accounting, AS
- Biology, AS
- Biotechnology, AS
- Business Administration, AS
- Criminal Justice, AS
- Cyber Security/Information Assurance, AS
- Data Analytics, AS
- Homeland Security/Public Safety, AS
- Hospitality Administration, AS
- Human Services - Human Services, AS
- Human Services - Social Work, AS
- Information Technology and Informatics, AS
- Legal Studies, AS
- Liberal Arts, AS
- Professional Communication, AS
- Secondary Education, Biology, AS
- General Studies, AGS
- Indiana College Core, Technical Certificate