BIOL 1125 Sex and Human Diversity
Unlock a deeper understanding of human health, reproduction, and social issues through an exploration of sex and diversity. Throughout the semester, you will learn how to apply the scientific method to analyze concepts of heredity and reproduction, and examine how biology interacts with societal dynamics, such as health disparities and group identities (e.g., sex, race, and gender). This course emphasizes critical thinking and communication skills, equipping you to engage in both personal and societal challenges.
Prerequisite
ENGC 0960 (C/P or higher) or
EAP 1100 (C or higher) or placement into College Level Reading and College Level Writing (
ENGC 1101)
Offered
Fall, Spring