BI 300 (LL) - Evolution
Course Description:
A study of the historical
development of the concept of natural selection and modern concepts of
evolution. Prerequisite: junior or senior standing. One course in biology at the
college level is highly desirable.
Credit Hours: 3:0:3
Learning Outcomes: Students successfully
completing this course will be able to:
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Define science, its
applications, its limitations, and its general methodology
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Describe the historical
context of modern evolutionary theory
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Explain the contributions
of Charles Darwin and other evolutionary biologist to evolutionary theory
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Explain the scientific
basis of evolution, its mechanisms, and related topics
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Describe the evidence that
supports the theory of evolution
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Understand the
significance of evolutionary theory in modern society
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Discuss the implications
of evolutionary theory on human's interactions with the environment and other
living organisms
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Explain the general
timeline of evolution on earth
- Describe the evolution
of humans
Course Assessment:
Exams, quizzes, paper,
assignments.
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