Undergraduate Advising Packet
Physiology
| FRESHMAN YEAR: | |||
| Bio Sci | 204-150 | Foundations in Biol Sci I | 4 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-152 | Foundations in Biol Sci II | 4 cr |
| Chemistry | 224-102 | General Chemistry | 5 cr |
| Chemistry | 224-104 | Gen. Chem & Qual Analysis | 5 cr |
| Math | 600-105 | Intermediate Algebra | 3 cr |
| Math | 600-211* or 600-225/226* or 600-231* 600-232* | Surv. Calculus &Analytical Geometry Calculus with Pre-Calculus I & II Calculus & Analytical Geometry Calculus and Analytical Geometry (if 231 taken math 232 strongly recommended) | 4 cr 4/4 cr 4 cr 4cr |
| SOPHOMORE YEAR: | |||
| Bio Sci | 204-260 | Genetics | 3 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-310** | General Ecology | 3 cr |
| Chemistry | 224-341 | Intro. Surv. of Org. Chem | 3 cr |
| Chemistry | 224-342 or 224-343* 224-344* 224-345* | Intro. Surv. of Org. Chem Lab Organic Chemistry Organic Chem Lab Organic Chemistry | 2 cr 3 c 2 cr 3 cr |
| JUNIOR YEAR: | |||
| Bio Sci | 204-320 | Animal Physiology | 4 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-333** or 204-407** or 204-500** | Plant Kingdom Plant Systematics and Evolution Plant Physiology | 3 cr 3 cr 3 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-356 | Developmental Biology | 4 cr |
| Bio Sc | 204-455 | Neurobiology | 3 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-457 | Laboratory in Cellular and Behavioral Neurophysiology | 2 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-470** | Cell and Molecular Physiology | 4 cr |
| Physics | 754-120 | General Physics I | 4 cr |
| Physics | 754-121 | General Physics Lab | 1 cr |
| Physics | 754-122 | General Physics II | 4 cr |
| Physics | 754-123* | General Physics Lab | 1 cr |
| SENIOR YEAR: Recommended Electives | |||
| Bio Sci | 204-401/402 | Immunology Lc/Lab | 2/2 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-615 | Human Physiology | 4 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-630 | Endocrinology | 3 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-656 | Developmental Neurobiology | 3 or 4 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-675 | Physiology of Reproduction | 3 cr |
| Bio Sci | 204-670 | Senior Seminar | 1 cr |
| * | While these courses are not required to meet the minimum standards for the Biological Sciences major, they do satisfy the requirements and are recommended for any student interested in graduate study. |
| ** | Recommended choices for distributional requirements |
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Last Modified: March 14, 1998
Thomas P. Schuck