This course explores the interactions of humans with the lives and
activities of other organisms and the environment. Local, regional and
global ecology is considered from a scientific perspective. Critical
evaluation environmental issues and problems is a focus of this course.
(Prerequisite: Level I reading, level 1 writing classification recommended)
Formerly BIOL C34.
Note: This is the only Life Science class offered by CC Online with
a companion online lab.
Course Details
Course Name & Number: BIOL 141
CRN: 50019
Course Title:
The Human Environment
Instructor: Shannon Bliss
Units:
3
Class
Meets: May 26 - August 15
Term: Summer 2008
Textbook:
"Principles of Environmental Science", 4th edition, by Cunningham and Cunningham.
Estimated Time per Week: 5-8 hours
Skill
Level: Level 1 reading, level 1 writing.
Special Requirements: You must have the textbook by the first day of class.
Assignments & Tests: Weekly assignments and discussions, as well as, one midterm and one final exam, both will be proctored.
Proctored Exams:
Yes. Use
This Link
for Proctor Procedures.
Additional Comments: This is a super class that looks at the interaction between the natural world and human impacts. The tack we take will particularly appeal to students interested in politics, environmental issues and liberal arts.
Disclaimer: The book prices are an approximation only and are subject
to change.