Minors Offered 2011/2012

Minor in Plant Sciences
Students will be exposed to the fundamental principles in the plant sciences through practical and theoretical studies of the interrelationships between plants and their environment and the anatomy, morphology and physiology of higher plants.

LEVEL I
A minimum of 24 credits from Level 1, 18 of which must be FPAS courses and must include:>
BIOL1017 Cell Biology
3
BIOL1018 Molecular Biology and Genetics
3
BIOL1262 Living Organisms I
3
BIOL1263 Living Organisms II
3
LEVEL II
BIOL2403 Principles of Ecology
3
BOTN2401 Plant Form and Systematics
3
BOTN2402 Physiology of Plants
3
LEVEL III
6 Advanced level BOTN credits from the Applied Plant Sciences major.

Minor in Human Biology
The minor in human biology will expose students to the major types of interactions among humans, human activities and the environment such that students are provided with an appreciation of themselves as evolved, advanced organisms. It clarifies the roles and responsibilities of humans in the process of environmental and climate change.

LEVEL I
A minimum of 24 credits from Level 1, 18 of which must be FPAS courses and must include:
BIOL1017 Cell Biology
3
BIOL1018 Molecular Biology and Genetics
3
BIOL1262 Living Organisms I
3
BIOL1263 Living Organisms II
3
LEVEL II
BIOL2404 Genetics
3
ZOOL2401 Animal Form
3
ZOOL2402 Animal Physiology
3
LEVEL III
ZOOL3401 The Human Organism
3
ZOOL3405 Human Evolution and Ecology 3

Minor in Conservation Biology
Students will be exposed to the fundamental principles conservation biology across terrestrial, marine and freshwater systems through practical and theoretical studies.

LEVEL I
A minimum of 24 credits from Level 1, 18 of which must be FPAS courses and must include:
BIOL1017 Cell Biology
3
BIOL1018 Molecular Biology and Genetics
3
BIOL1262 Living Organisms I
3
BIOL1263 Living Organisms II
3
LEVEL II
BIOL2401 Research skills and practices in Biology
3
BIOL2403 Principles of Ecology
3
BIOL2404 Genetics
3
LEVEL III
BOTN3407 Forest Ecology and Conservation
3
ZOOL3402 Terrestrial Vertebrate Conservation
3

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