Distribution of Content Course List

Academic units may not accept all active courses listed and students should contact their academic adviser to verify degree applicability. Courses listed below include all courses and may not be offered every semester.

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• Category: Biological Science

Course Name	Course Title	Category
ANTHRO 2002	Topics in Anthropology - Biological/Physical/Mathematics	BIO, MATH, PHYS 2
ANTHRO 2050	Introduction to Biological Anthropology with Laboratory	BIO
ANTHRO 2051	Introduction to Biological Anthropology	BIO
ANTHRO 2052	Biological Anthropology Laboratory	BIO
ANTHRO 2500	Primate Anatomy and Evolution	BIO
ANTHRO 3540	Human Biology and Life History	BIO
ANTHRO 4500	Human Origins	BIO
ANTHRO 4540	Human Biological Variation	BIO
ANTHRO 4560	Anthropological Genetics	BIO
AN_SCI 1011	Animal Science	BIO
AN_SCI 1013	Biotechnology in Animal Agriculture	BIO
AN_SCI 2110	Global Animal Agriculture	BIO
AN_SCI 2111	Sophomore Seminar: Societal Issues Facing Animal Agriculture	BIO
AN_SCI 3213	Genetics of Agricultural Plants and Animals	BIO
AN_SCI 3254	Physiology of Domestic Animals	BIO
AN_SCI 4354	Physiology and Biochemistry of Muscle as Food	BIO
BIOCHM 1090	Introduction to Biochemistry	BIO, PHYS
BIOCHM 2110	The Living World: Molecular Scale	BIO
BIOCHM 2112	Biotechnology in Society	BIO
BIOMED 2420	Inactivity and Disease	BIO
BIO_SC 1002	Topics in Biological Sciences- Biological/Physical/Mathematics	BIO
BIO_SC 1010	General Principles and Concepts of Biology	BIO
BIO_SC 1020	General Biology Laboratory	BIO
BIO_SC 1030	General Principles and Concepts of Biology with Laboratory	BIO
BIO_SC 1060	Basic Environmental Studies	BIO
BIO_SC 1100	Introductory Zoology with Laboratory	BIO
BIO_SC 1200	General Botany with Laboratory	BIO
BIO_SC 1400	Evolution for Everyone	BIO
BIO_SC 1500	Introduction to Biological Systems with Laboratory	BIO
BIO_SC 1500H	Introduction to Biological Systems with Laboratory Honors	BIO
BIO_SC 2002	Topics in Biological Sciences- Biological/Physical/Mathematics	BIO
BIO_SC 2020	How the Brain Works	BIO
BIO_SC 2060	Community Biology	BIO
BIO_SC 2100	Infectious Diseases	BIO
BIO_SC 2200	General Genetics	BIO
C_S_D 3210	Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism	BIO
C_S_D 3230	Hearing Science	BIO
C_S_D 4430	Neurophysiology for Speech, Language, and Hearing	BIO
F_S 1020	World Food and You	BIO
F_S 1030	Food Science and Nutrition	BIO
F_S 4354	Physiology and Biochemistry of Muscle as Food	BIO
F_W 1100	Introductory Zoology with Laboratory	BIO
GEOL 1050	Planet Earth	BIO, PHYS
GN_HON 2450H	Hnrs Biological, Physical, Math (Computer Sci) Science Colloquium	BIO, MATH, PHYS 2
GN_HON 2461H	environment: From Molecules to the Cosmos	BIO, PHYS
GN_HON 2462H	The Honors College Science Sequence: The Warm Little Planet	BIO, PHYS
GN_HON 3450H	Honors Biological, Physical, Math (Computer Sci.) Science Colloquium	BIO, MATH, PHYS 2
LINGST 3210	Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism	BIO
MPP 2010	The Science of Sex, Drugs and Rock'n'Roll	BIO
MPP 3202	Elements of Physiology	BIO
MPP 3333	Fundamentals of Human Physiology	BIO
MPP 3337	Human Physiology Laboratory	BIO
NAT_R 1060	Ecology and Conservation of Living Resources	BIO
NAT_R 1070	Ecology and Renewable Resource Management	BIO
NAT_R 2160	Contemporary Issues in Natural Resources	BIO
NUTR_S 1034	Nutrition, Current Concepts and Controversies	BIO
NUTR_S 1310	Basic Concepts of World Nutrition	BIO
NUTR_S 1340	Introduction to Exercise and Fitness	BIO
PLNT_S 1020	World Food and You	BIO
PLNT_S 1125	People, Plants and the Environment	BIO
PLNT_S 2075	Horticultural Ecology	BIO
PLNT_S 2100	Introduction to Soils	BIO, PHYS
PLNT_S 2110	Plant Growth and Culture	BIO
PLNT_S 2120	Plant Science Laboratory	BIO
PLNT_S 3213	Genetics of Agricultural Plants and Animals	BIO
PTH_AS 2000	Basic Pathology	BIO
PTH_AS 2201	Human Anatomy Lecture	BIO
PTH_AS 2203	Human Anatomy Laboratory	BIO
SOIL 2100	Introduction to Soils	BIO, PHYS

1. Only one of these types of Humanities and Fine Arts courses can be counted.
2. For these courses, the category will be designated per section per semester.
3. Students in CAFNR, Engineering, SHP, HES, SNR, and Nursing may use this course towards fulfillment of the humanities distribution requirement, but only if the entire 12-13 hour elementary language sequence is completed. This course may NOT be used to fulfill the humanities requirement in A&S, Business, Education, Journalism and Social Work.