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9 courses Historical grades cover up to five years through the selected term. Grade sorting prioritizes courses with at least 100 letter grades.
Introductory Biology covers cell structure, metabolism, genetic information flow, genetics principles, and animal physiology.
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The course requires outside class hours to grasp lecture material and complete lab reports.
3.033.03 historical GPA · 5,0935,093 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 GENETICS 299 is an independent study course involving research work in Genetics under faculty guidance.
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4.004.00 historical GPA · 3333 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2024 · limited sample GENETICS 699 is a special problems course allowing students to conduct individual advanced work in a specific area of Genetics under faculty guidance.
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3.993.99 historical GPA · 180180 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 GENETICS 990 is a research course where students conduct independent laboratory research under faculty supervision to prepare a graduate thesis.
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ZOOLOGY 153 covers introductory biology topics like cell function, genetics, and physiology for engineering majors without a lab.
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2.902.90 historical GPA · 438438 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 ZOOLOGY 299 is a directed study course where students conduct independent research and develop hypotheses under faculty mentorship.
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3.983.98 historical GPA · 6565 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sample ZOOLOGY 699 offers selected research projects for junior and senior students.
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4.004.00 historical GPA · 209209 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 ZOOLOGY 962 is a graduate seminar covering various fields of zoological research.
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4.004.00 historical GPA · 44 grades
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