Example 4 Year Plan for the Biology Major with the Cellular

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Example 4 Year Plan for the

Biology Major with the Cellular/Molecular Emphasis

Fall Semester

Department

BIOL

CHEM

CHEM (lab)

MATH 1

Univ. Studies 2

Fall Semester

Department

BIOL

CHEM

CHEM (lab)

MATH 1

Univ. Studies 2

Fall Semester

Department

Course Number

1610

1210

1215

TOTAL

Course Number

2220 or 3060

2310

2315

1210 or elective courses

TOTAL

Spring Semester

Credits Department

4 BIOL

4 CHEM

1 CHEM (lab)

2-4 MATH 1

3 Univ. Studies 2

14-16

Course Number

1620

1220

1225

TOTAL

Spring Semester

Credits Department

3-4 BIOL

Course Number

2220 or 3060

4 CHEM

1 CHEM (lab)

2320

2325

4 STAT 3000

3-5 Univ. Studies 2 or elective courses

TOTAL 15-18

Spring Semester

Credits Department Course Number

Credits

4

4

1

2-4

3

14-16

Credits

3-4

3

4-6

4

1

15-18

Credits

BIOL 3, 4, 5

CHEM

PHYS

Univ. Studies 2

Fall Semester

Department

BIOL

BIOL 3,4, 5

BIOL 5

Univ. Studies 2

Course Number

Physiol. with Lab or

Biotechnology Elective or Biology Elective

5700

2110 or 2210/2215 or elective courses

TOTAL

Course Number

5210

Physiol. with Lab or

Biotechnology Elective or Biology Elective

5250 or BIOL elec. or elective courses

TOTAL

6-7 BIOL 5

3 CHEM

4-5 CHEM (lab)

2-3 PHYS

Univ. Studies 2

15-18

Spring Semester

5250 or BIOL elec.

5710

5720

2120 or 2220/2225 or elective courses

TOTAL

Credits Department Course Number

3 BIOL 5230

Physiol. with Lab or

Biotechnology Elective or Biology Elective 3-6 BIOL 3,4, 5

3 BIOL 5 BIOL elective

6 Univ. Studies 2 or elective courses

15-18 TOTAL

4-5

2-4

15-18

3

3

3

Credits

3

3-6

3

6

15-18

Students must meet all University Requirements in order to graduate, for a complete list of the requirements see the General Catalog. Conflicts in class times may require modification of this plan.

1. Biology majors are strongly advised to complete the required math coursework as quickly as possible and to take math classes every semester until completing MATH 1210. Math prerequisites are valid for at most one year and must have C or C- grades or better. MATH 0900, 1010, 1050, and 1060 may be required for those not prepared to begin MATH 1210. If you do not have a math grade or test (ACT, SAT, MPE) score within the last year, you will be required to take the Math Placement Exam to begin the math coursework.

2. A minimum of 24 credits are needed to meet University Studies in addition to the coursework specified above.

This includes:

ENGL 1010

ENGL 2010

Breadth American Institutions (BAI)

Breadth Creative Arts (BCA)

Breadth Humanities (BHU)

Breadth Social Sciences (BSS)

Depth Humanities and Creative Arts (DHA)

Depth Social Sciences (DSS)

See General Catalog or the Major Requirements Sheet for more details.

3. Students must select from the following list, one upper-division physiology course with an integrated lab or separate laboratory:

Course with integrated laboratories:

BIOL 4400- Plant Physiology (F)

BIOL 4600- Advanced Human Physiology (Sp)

BIOL 5300- Microbial Physiology (F)

Courses with separate lecture and lab:

BIOL 5100- Neurobiology (Sp) and

BIOL 5610 – Animal Physiology Laboratory (F)

or

BIOL 5600- Comparative Animal Physiology (F)

and

BIOL 5610- Animal Physiology Laboratory (F)

4. Students may choose two of the following for Molecular Biology/Biotechnology Course Requirement (6 credits)

BIOL 5160-Methods in Biotechnology: Cell Culture (Sp)

BIOL 5190-Molecular Genetics (Sp)

BIOL 5260-Methods in Biotechnology: Molecular Cloning (F)

BIOL 5280-Animal Molecular Biology (Sp)

5. Students must select an additional 9 credits of 4000-level and above BIOL prefix courses as electives. BIOL

3300 (General Microbiology) and BIOL 3065 (Genetics Lab) may be used even though they are 3000-level classes. A maximum of 4 credits from BIOL 4250 (1-2 credits), BIOL 4710 (1 credit), BIOL 5800 (1-3 credits), or seminar courses (1-2 credits) may be used.

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