(formerly A BIO 320) Ecology

Catalog description

This course covers fundamental questions in ecology, and the process of ecological research, spanning levels of organization from individual organisms to populations, communities, and beyond. The range of topics includes physiological ecology, behavioral ecology, population ecology, species interactions, community ecology, ecosystem ecology, macroecology, and applied ecology. Each week the class will address topics with a lecture, a computer lab, and a discussion. May not be taken by students with credit for A BIO 320. Prerequisite(s): A BIO 212Y, A BIO 330, and A MAT 111 or A MAT 112.