BIO194 Introductory Biology for the Social & Human Sciences
3-3-0

This course provides an introduction to biology for students without a strong science background. Topics include: Scientific method, chemistry of life, cell structure, cell metabolism, photosynthesis, transport systems, origin of life, evolution, genetics, reproduction, taxonomy, diversity of life (including microorganisms, fungi, plants and animals), ecosystems. this course cannot be taken for credit by students in a B.Sc. program of B.A. Biology. It is not a sufficient prerequisite for more advanced Biology courses.

Prerequisites: Secondary school Biology and/or Chemistry are recommended.



This course cannot be taken for credit by anyone who already has credit for collegial Biology NYA, Biology 191, Biology 193, Biology 196, Biology 197, Biology 199 or PBI191.