EVR 6936ST:Microbial Ecology

Florida Gulf Coast University · 3 credits · UGRD

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Fall 2026 · 4 sections

Aug 17 – Dec 4

Section	Days & time	Location	Instructor
SectionClass #87568	Class : W -- 01:00pm - 05:30pm -- Academic Building Nine 309 Exam : W -- 10:00am - 12:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 309	Class : W -- 01:00pm - 05:30pm -- Academic Building Nine 309 Exam : W -- 10:00am - 12:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 309	Bhatt, Dhruvkumar
Section notes: Introduces students to Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing technology for use in different fields to solve real world problems using software such as ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online applications from ESRI. This course has an optional service-learning component.

SectionClass #87571	Class : T R -- 01:30pm - 02:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 209 Exam : T -- 12:30pm - 02:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 209	Class : T R -- 01:30pm - 02:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 209 Exam : T -- 12:30pm - 02:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 209	May, Melissa
Section notes: Marine physiology will use a comparative approach to learn the functional adaptations of marine animals to diverse environments, with emphasis on underlying physiological and biochemical mechanisms.

SectionClass #87850	Class : T R -- 03:30pm - 05:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 220B Exam : R -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 220B	Class : T R -- 03:30pm - 05:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 220B Exam : R -- 03:00pm - 05:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 220B	O'Connell, Laura
Section notes: An interdisciplinary course integrating geology and marine science to examine carbonate systems from modern reef environments to lithified rock records.

SectionClass #87897	Class : M W -- 10:30am - 12:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 414 Exam : M -- 10:00am - 12:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 414	Class : M W -- 10:30am - 12:45pm -- Academic Building Nine 414 Exam : M -- 10:00am - 12:15pm -- Academic Building Nine 414	Urakawa, Hidetoshi
Section notes: Advanced study of the ecological and environmental roles of microorganisms, with emphasis on their contributions to global biogeochemical cycles. The course integrates recent technological developments in molecular biology with high-throughput data analysis. Students will critically evaluate microbial community structure and function across diverse ecosystems through the synthesis of primary literature and advanced bioinformatic techniques.