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UNDERSTANDING CHANGED LANDSCAPES: WISCONSIN

BOTANY 211
课程描述

Exposure to to the changing uses of Wisconsin landscapes: as the home of native peoples; as a source of fur, lead and timber; as part of the new nation of the United States; and as a modern, vibrant collection of communities focused on enterprises as diverse as agriculture and education. Asks what roles science has played in shaping the landscape and in current land use. Covers genetically modified crops, the endangered species act, water use, global change.

先修课程

Sophomore standing and declared in an Honors program

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

学分

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开课时间

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平均绩点
3.96

2.06% 相比历史数据

完成率
100%

2.7% 相比历史数据

A率
92.31%

-2.56% 相比历史数据

班级规模
13

2.63% 相比历史数据

Cumulative Grade Distribution

教师 (2026 Summr)

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