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Nov 23, 2024
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Undergraduate Academic Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Biology - Individualized Emphasis, B.S.
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Department Chair: Andrew Sensenig, Ph.D.
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate content knowledge in the major subject areas of biology: breadth, depth, and organizing concepts.
- Demonstrate information literacy in science as it is typically communicated (e.g., scientific journal articles, including graphs and tables).
- Design, conduct and critically evaluate scientific research.
- Practice a broad spectrum of technology used in scientific research.
- Demonstrate the capacity to communicate scientific information.
- Exhibit the skills necessary to independently increase scientific expertise.
- Describe the philosophical basis of science, its capabilities and limitations, relative to epistemology, ethics, and religion.
- Commitment to seek to serve the Church, society, and creation.
Locations Offered
Main Campus Fresno
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Lower Division Major Prerequisites
Required Courses (45 units)
Emphasis Courses (15 units minimum)
Electives chosen in consultation with the program director to address specific interests of the student. Courses from field institutes or other institutions may be used. Examples of possible emphases include marine biology, plant science, animal science and bio-psychology.
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