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BIOL 411 General Ecology Fall 2000 Instructor: Dr. Karen Olmstead email: kolmstea@usd.edu Phone: 677-5211 Office: 191A Churchill-Haines Office Hours: Mondays 2:00-4:00 p.m. or by appointment Text: Molles, M.C., Jr. Ecology: Concepts and Applications Meeting Time: 12:30-1:45 pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays Classroom: 170 Churchill-Haines Graduate Teaching Assistant: Dale Gentry Office: 183A Churchill-Haines Office Hours: 11:00-12:00 am and 1:00-2:00 pm, Mondays and Wednesdays email: dgentry@usd.edu Syllabus and Lecture Outlines Web Exercises for this Section Course Objectives: To provide undergraduate biology majors with a balanced overview of the basic principles of ecology including the subdisciplines of physiological ecology, population ecology, community ecology, evolutionary ecology, and ecosystems ecology from both a theoretical and applied aspect. Student Learning Objectives: By the end of the course, the successful student will have demonstrated an ability to: 1) Discuss ecological topics of historical and current interest and importance. 2) Describe ecological concepts at the population, community and ecosystem level.

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BO 360: Introduction to Ecology NCSU Department of Botany Welcome to North Carolina State University's home page for BO 360, Introduction to Ecology. This 3-credit course offers an overview of the fundamental principles and concepts associated with the science of ecology. Introduction to Ecology is offered twice each academic year, in the Fall and Summer1 Semesters. The Department of Botany is responsible for both offerings of BO 360. The information provided on this page and its associated links pertains specifically to the Fall, 2003 Semester. Instructor: Dr. Thomas R. Wentworth, NCSU Department of Botany Instructor Contact: (919) 515-2168, tom_wentworth@ncsu.edu Class Location: 3712 Bostian Scheduled Hours: MWF, 0805-0855 Lab Location: 4707 Bostian Lab Hours: refer to General Course Information What's New? This page is currently being updated to accompany the FALL 2003 SEMESTER offering of BO 360/365. A similar course will also be offered, as ZO 260, in the spring 2004 semester by the NCSU Department of Zoology. Materials on this page and its links pertain specifically to BO 360/365 as taught in the fall 2003 semester and do not necessarily pertain to ZO 260 as taught in the spring semester. ZO 260 Offered by Zoology The spring 2004 offering of ZO 260 will be taught by Dr. Nick Haddad and staff of the NCSU Department of Zoology. All questions regarding the introductory ecology course in the spring semester of 2004 should be directed to the Department of Zoology.

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School of General Biology, Ecology and Pedology Department of Animal Systematics and Ecology Department of Plant Biology and Ecology Department of Cytology and Histology Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology ... Department of Pedology and Soil Ecology The School consists of seven departments. Among 42 faculty members, 10 hold advanced academic degrees of Doctor of Science, and 28 are Candidates of Science. Every year, 20 leading experts from Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences , and Vladivostok research institutes participate in offered courses. The School includes three divisions providing admission to the following majors: biology, ecology, soil science (pedology). Students of all three majors acquire university fundamental knowledge made up of the following main components: liberal arts, social and economic sciences (Russian history, philosophy, sociology, economics, political science, psychology, pedagogy, law, a foreign language); mathematics and hard sciences (mathematics, computer science, physics, chemistry, earth sciences, general biology);

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Alumni Areas of Emphasis General AOE Information AOE Advisors Agricultural Ecology Conservation Ecology Ecosystems and Landscape Ecology ... Current Students Ecology Home Faculty Funding Prospective Students Related Associations ... Site Map AREAS OF EMPHASIS General Information AOE Advisors Organizational Structure Faculty Membership Student Membership Administrative Structure AOE Chairperson ... AOE Advisor Student Requirements Admission Requirements Time to Complete Program Guidance Committee Progress Reports ... GGE Required Courses EGSA Ecology Graduate Student Association Faculty Membership Any UC Davis faculty member of the GGE is eligible for membership in an AOE upon application and with the approval of the Chairperson and Adviser of the AOE. Faculty with interests in that specific AOE are encouraged to apply. Any student whose interests extend beyond those of current faculty are encouraged to establish contact with faculty whose interests parallel the student's. Faculty should choose a primary AOE. Student Membership Students will be admitted to the AOE via the admissions process. Students may also petition to change their AOE. Students should check with the Staff Adviser to request a form and an explanation of the process.

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115. Botany/Zoology/Forestry 460 Course Home Page general ecology. Botany/Zoology/Forestry 460. Instructors. Thomas J. Givnish teaches general ecology Semester II in oddnumbered years. http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/courses/460/

General Ecology Botany/Zoology/Forestry 460 Offered Semester I, II, often Summer; 4 credits; lecture and lab. For majors in biological sciences. Prerequisites: 1 year introductory biology, or botany and zoology. About the Course Objectives Instructors Current Semester ... Links About the Course Ecology focuses on the interaction of organisms with each other and the environment. This course examines the proximate and ultimate causes of patterns in the distribution and abundance of individual organisms, and in the composition, structure and dynamics of communities, ecosystems, landscapes, and the biosphere. We study these relationships, often in quantitative terms, in both field and laboratory settings, using both theoretical and empirical approaches. Course Objectives Learn to think like an ecologist Learn some tools an ecologist uses Learn information about ecology Instructors Thomas J. Givnish teaches General Ecology Semester II in odd-numbered years. Stanley I. Dodson teaches General Ecology Semester I every year. Timothy F. H. Allen

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