Biology for Transfer - AS-T Degree
Upon completion of this degree, students will be able to apply the scientific method to design, conduct experiments, and test hypotheses; conduct scientific literature review, critically evaluate, and interpret biological information; outline the organization and integration of biological systems; apply laboratory and/or field skills necessary to answer biological questions; and, as an informed and responsible individual, evaluate contemporary biological issues that have social and/or ethical implications.
Courses
- BIOL 0001 — General Biology
- BIOL 0140 — Organismal Biology
- BIOL 0002 — Botany
- BIOL 0003 — General Zoology
- CHEM 0001A — General Chemistry I
- CHEM 0003A — General Chemistry I - Part 1
- CHEM 0003B — General Chemistry I - Part 2
- CHEM 0001B — General Chemistry II
- MATH 0016A — Calculus for Social and Life Sciences
- MATH 0030 — Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
- PHYS 0105 — General Physics I
- PHYS 0105L — General Physics I Laboratory
- PHYS 0110 — General Physics II
- PHYS 0110L — General Physics II Laboratory
- PHYS 0205 — Principles of Physics: Mechanics
- PHYS 0205L — Principles of Physics Laboratory: Mechanics
- PHYS 0210 — Principles of Physics: Electricity and Magnetism
- PHYS 0210L — Principles of Physics Laboratory: Electricity and Magnetism