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Spring 2013. Current as of October 10, 2012
NR 41706 01 TR 10:50 AM-12:05 PM TBA Douglas R. Carter (P)
BIO 490 Tpc:Conservation Biology 3.0
Prereq.: BIO 200 and BIO 290 or permission of department chair; minimum of junior status required.
NR 41849 70 MW 4:30 PM-5:45 PM TBA Paul Hapeman (P)
Provides an overview of the causes and consequences of global biodiversity loss, including the ecological and evolutionary principles
underlying conservation strategies. A major theme in the course will be the human dimensions of conservation. Topics include
measuring biodiversity, habitat fragmentation, invasive species, conservation ethics and economics, conservation genetics, restoration
ecology, and policy. The course includes lectures, in-class discussions of recent literature, and a poster presentation.
Cross listed with BIO 540-70 (41850). No credit given for this course if you have credit for the cross-listed equivalent.
BIO 490 Tpc:Parasiates & Human Disease 3.0
Prereq.: BIO 200 and BIO 290 or permission of department chair; minimum of junior status required.
NR 41719 71 MW 4:30 PM-5:45 PM TBA Richard L. Roth (P)
Prereq.: BIO 200 and BIO 290 or permission of department chair. A study of parasitic protists and helminths that cause human
disease. Emphasis will be on the biology and life-cycles of parasites of human significance, mechanisms of transmission and infection,
pathology, and approaches to control in populations.
BIO 500 Seminar in Biology 1.0-2.0
Prereq.: Admission to the graduate school or permission of department chair.
NR 42469 70 W 4:30 PM-5:20 PM TBA Peter Osei (P)
BIO 518 Pathophys & Applied Physiology 3.0
Prereq.: BIO 412 or BMS 412 or BIO 517 or permission of department chair.
NR 41721 70 T 5:55 PM-8:35 PM TBA Kelly A. Gorski (P), Maureen E. Czick
BIO 525 Advd Phscl Hlth Asmnt Nrs anst 3.0
Prereq.: Admission to M.S. Biological Sciences: Anesthesia Program; or Admission to DNAP Program.
NR 41722 70 W 5:55 PM-8:35 PM TBA Christopher Kurt Bartels (P), Linda M. Dalessio
BIO 530 Immunology 3.0
Prereq.: Admission to graduate program or permission of department chair.
NR 41713 70 MW 4:30 PM-5:45 PM TBA Ruth E. Rollin (P)
BIO 540 Tpc:Conservation Biology 3.0
Prereq.: Permission of department chair.
NR 41850 70 MW 4:30 PM-5:45 PM TBA Paul Hapeman (P)
Provides an overview of the causes and consequences of global biodiversity loss, including the ecological and evolutionary principles
underlying conservation strategies. A major theme in the course will be the human dimensions of conservation. Topics include
measuring biodiversity, habitat fragmentation, invasive species, conservation ethics and economics, conservation genetics, restoration
ecology, and policy. The course includes lectures, in-class discussions of recent literature, and a poster presentation.
Cross listed with BIO 490-70 (41849). No credit given for this course if you have credit for the cross-listed equivalent.
BIO 540 Tpc:Parasites & Human Disease 3.0
Prereq.: Permission of department chair.
NR 41720 71 MW 4:30 PM-5:45 PM TBA Richard L. Roth (P)
Prereq.: BIO 200 and BIO 290 or permission of department chair. A study of parasitic protists and helminths that cause human
disease. Emphasis will be on the biology and life-cycles of parasites of human significance, mechanisms of transmission and infection,
pathology, and approaches to control in populations.
BIO 590 Focused Stdy-Adv Biology 1.0
Prereq.: Written permission of instructor(s) and department chair.
NR 41699 01 Time TBA TBA Mark E. Jackson (P)
Central Connecticut State University / Spring 2013
Biomolecular Sciences
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BMS 102 Intro to Biomolecular 3.0
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