BIOS 2210 - Animal Behavior

This cross-disciplinary biology/psychology course provides a study of how and why animals behave in response to their environments. More specifically, concepts from evolutionary biology, ecology, physiology, psychological neuroscience, learning, and cognition will be addressed. This course provides hands-on opportunities for animal behavior research and community engagement through science outreach. Special emphases will be placed on arthropod behavior and domestic animal behavior.

Location: L
Credits: 3
Classroom Lecture Hours: 45
Lab Hours: 0
Prerequisite(s): Recommended BIOS 1010 and/or BIOS 1400 and/or BIOS 1410 and/or PSYC 1810