Welcome to Introductory Biology 151/153 & 152

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Introductory Biology is a two-semester, 10-credit sequence for students majoring in or exploring the biological sciences.

 

About our Classes

Address concepts in cellular and molecular biology, genetics, and mammalian anatomy and physiology.

Students attend three lectures, one discussion, and one lab section every week.

Addresses concepts in evolution, plant biology, and ecology.

Students attend three lectures, one discussion, and one lab section every week.

*Zoology 153 is a one-semester course designed for majors in selected engineering disciplines. Its primary focus is to expose students to basic biological concepts and scientific thought processes. 153 is comprised of all portions of 151 without the laboratory portion. Some engineering majors (e.g. Biomedical Engineering) may be better served by taking 151, which includes the 3 hour/week lab.