2012 Course Handbook

Biological Sciences

This double major requires satisfactory completion of a major study in Computer Science and satisfactory completion of one of the following 60 credit point majors in Biological Sciences:

Environmental and Ecological Strand

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

100-Level

BIOL103

Molecules, Cells and Organisms

Spring

6

BIOL104

Evolution, Biodiversity and Environment

Autumn

6

BIOL105

Functional Biology of Animals and Plants

Autumn

6

200-Level

BIOL240

Biodiversity of Marine Freshwater Organisms

Autumn

6

or

     

BIOL241

Biodiversity of Terrestrial Organisms

Spring

6

and

     

BIOL251

Principles of Ecology and Evolution

Autumn

6

STAT252

Statistics for the Natural Sciences

Spring

6

Note: STAT252 is equivalent to STAT151. Students undertaking this double major may choose to undertake STAT151 OR STAT252.

300-Level

BIOL332

Ecological & Evolutionary Physiology

Autumn

8

BIOL351

Conservation Biology: Marine and Terrestrial Populations

Autumn

8

BIOL355

Marine and Terrestrial Ecology

Spring

8

Cell and Molecular Strand

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

100-Level

BIOL103

Molecules, Cells and Organisms

Spring

6

BIOL104

Evolution, Biodiversity and Environment

Autumn

6

CHEM101

Chemistry 1A: Introductory Physical and General Chemistry

Autumn

6

CHEM102

Chemistry 1B: Structure and Reactivity of Molecules for Life

Spring

6

200-Level

BIOL213

Principles of Biochemistry

Autumn

6

BIOL215

Introductory Genetics

Spring

6

300-Level

BIOL320

Molecular Cell Biology

Autumn

8

BIOL303

Biotechnology: Applied Cell and Molecular Biology

Autumn

8

BIOL321

Infection and Immunity

Spring

8

Other Information

Further information is available at http://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/ or email: informatics_studenq@uow.edu.au

Last reviewed: 7 September, 2011