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Biological Sciences 155 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES The biology major provides a unified In the College o f Human Ecology, the natural 5. Enrollees in those courses in the curriculum for undergraduates enrolled in sciences distribution requirement is for at least 6 biological sciences in which animal use either the College of Agriculture and Life credits selected from BIO G 109-110, 101 and is a component may, at the professor’s Sciences or the College o f Arts and Sciences. 103 plus 102 and 104, 105-106 or 107-108 or discretion, be asked to sign copies of Courses in biological sciences are integral to from specified courses in chemistry or physics. this statement (USE OF ANIMALS . .) many disciplines and are basic requirements at the first meeting o f the course.” Switching between BIO G 109-110 and either in many schools and colleges at Cornell. BIO G 101-104 or 105-106 at midyear may Graduate study in the biological sciences is not be possible because o f variation in administered by more than 15 specialized presentation o f topics. Students must receive fields within the Graduate School, as permission o f the instructor to switch ADVANCED PLACEMENT described in the Fields o f Study catalog at sequences. Taking sequences in reverse order For information on credit for advanced www.gradschool.cornell.edu/?p=38. is strongly discouraged in BIO G 101-104 but placement in biological sciences, see allowed in BIO G 105-106. www.biology.cornell.edu/advising/ap.html. ORGANIZATION Many different departments participate in the USE OF ANIMALS IN THE BIOLOGICAL THE MAJOR biology major. SCIENCES CURRICULUM: CORNELL The major of biological sciences is available to Student services are provided by the Office of UNIVERSITY students enrolled in either the College o f Undergraduate Biology (OUB), www.biology. Agriculture and Life Sciences or the College of cornell.edu. Located in Stimson Hall, the Students wishing to enroll in biology ( “BIO”) Arts and Sciences. The undergraduate program professional and student advisors provide courses should know and understand the is coordinated for students in both colleges by academic and career advising, as well as help following criteria relative to the use o f animals the Office of Undergraduate Biology. By undergraduates find research opportunities on in the teaching program, as passed by the completion o f the sophomore year, all campus. Advisors in the OUB also follow the faculty o f the Division o f Biological Sciences students who intend to major in biological progress o f biology majors and work closely in 1988, and reaffirmed in 1997: sciences must declare the major and a with faculty advisors. Additional services and 1. “Live animals will be used for teaching program o f study through the Office o f resources o f the Biology Center include in certain courses in the biological Undergraduate Biology, in 216 Stimson Hall. tutoring, lecture tapes, examination files, and sciences. Some animals will require Whenever possible, students should include extensive information on summer research humane euthanasia after they have the introductory biology, chemistry, and opportunities and graduate programs. The been used for teaching. mathematics sequences in their freshman center has comfortable areas for studying and 2. Courses bearing the “BIO” description schedule and complete the organic chemistry relaxing. conform to the rules for the care o f lecture course in their sophomore year. The Shoals Marine Laboratory, a cooperative such animals as outlined in Guiding Biology majors should regularly monitor their venture with the University o f New Principles in the Care and Use of progress in the major, and should assess as Hampshire, is located on Appledore Island in Animals (as approved by the Council realistically as possible the likelihood o f the Gulf o f Maine. Its base office in Stimson of the American Physiological Society), achieving at a level that is consistent with Hall provides academic advising for students the Guide for the Care and Use o f their academic and personal goals. Weak interested in the marine sciences and Laboratory Animals (DHEW publication performance in core courses, particularly after administers the SEA Semester program for 86-23, revised 1996; see p. 7, Courses the freshman year, may indicate a need to Cornell students pursuing studies at Woods o f Study), the Animal Welfare Act, and reevaluate aptitude and genuine interest in the Hole, Mass., or aboard the schooner Robert C. the N ew York State Public Health Law. major. Students with questions, particularly Seamans or brigantine Conuith Cramer. Within these regulations, and in with concerns about their ability to complete keeping with the principle of Academic the major, are encouraged to consult with Freedom o f the Faculty, the use o f their biology advisor and to take advantage of animals to aid in teaching any the advising and counseling resources o f the DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENT biological sciences discipline is at the Office of Undergraduate Biology as well as discretion o f the professor in charge. those o f the university and their college. In the College o f Agriculture and Life Sciences, the Physical and Life Sciences 3- Each course, as well as research The requirements for the biological sciences distribution requirement is a minimum o f 18 projects, in which animals are used major are listed below. Requirements 1-9 must credits, including at least 6 credits o f receives a formal review annually by the be taken for a letter grade. Courses taken for introductory biology satisfied by BIO G 109- Cornell University Institutional Animal the program o f study should be taken for a 110, 105-106, or 101 and 103 plus 102 and Care and Use Committee (IACUC). letter grade unless the course is offered for 104, or 107-108. S-U grades only or if the student’s advisor 4. Any concerns regarding the use of live grants permission. For Students in the College o f Arts and animals in teaching should be Sciences, all biology ( “BIO”) courses can be addressed first to the faculty member 1. Introductory biology for majors used toward fulfillment o f the biological responsible for that course. He or she (one year): BIO G 101 and 103 plus sciences distribution requirement. Please see is required to be in compliance with all 102 and 104, or 105-106. BIO G 107- the Arts and Sciences “Distribution applicable regulations and guidelines. 108, offered during the eight-week Requirements” section o f this catalog for Alternatively, students may choose to Cornell summer session for 8 credits, further details. The following courses are address their concerns to the director also satisfies the introductory biology especially suitable for the distribution o f the Cornell Center for Research requirement for majors. requirement because they have no Animal Resources, Dr. Michele Bailey, 2. General chemistry: CHEM 207-208 or prerequisite: BIO G 101-104, 105-106, 107-108, at 253-3520. The director may initiate 215. Students who, via advanced 109-110, 170; BIOAP 212; BIOEE 154, 207, discussion with the faculty member placement, take only CHEM 208 or 275; BIOGD 184; BIOMI 192; BIONB 111; responsible for a particular course only 215 should be aware that some BIOPL 240, 241. without involving the student if he or professional and graduate schools she would prefer to remain anonymous. require 8 credits o f general chemistry. 156 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - 2 I ill] 8 These students may wish to take both programs o f study and their requirements are in biochemistry should take PHYS 207- CHEM 215 and 208 or 215 and 216. listed below: 208 and should consider taking CHEM Students may wish to consult with their 389-390 and its prerequisites. They should 1. Animal Physiology: BIOAP 311 faculty advisor or advisors in the Office be sure to complete CHEM 207-208 or Introductory Animal Physiology, BIOAP o f Undergraduate Biology for further 215-216 during their freshman year. 316 Cellular Physiology, plus a minimum clarification. o f 7 credit hours selected from the • Biology majors in the College o f 3. College mathematics (one year): one following lecture and laboratory courses, Agriculture and Life Sciences who select semester o f calculus (MATH 106, 111, o f which at least 4 credit hours must be a the biochemistry program are allowed to 191, or their equivalent) plus one laboratory course. take up to 61 credit hours in the endowed semester selected from the following: colleges because of the high number of a. Lecture courses: BEE 454 Physiological required endowed courses for this a. a second semester o f calculus Engineering; AN SC 300 Animal program o f study. (MATH 112, 192, or their Reproduction and Development; equivalents). AN SC 410 Nutritional Physiology and 3. Computational Biology: Computation Metabolism; AN SC 427 Fundamentals has become essential to biological b. a course in finite mathematics o f Endocrinology; BIO G 305 Basic research. Genomic databases, protein (MATH 105). Immunology; BIOAP 214 Biological databanks, MRI images o f the human c. a course in statistics (BTRY 301, Basis o f Sex Differences; BIOAP 458 brain, and remote sensing data on MATH 171, AEM 210, ILR 212, Mammalian Physiology; BIOAP 475 landscapes contain unprecedented PSYCH 350, PAM 210, ECON 319, Mechanisms Underlying Mammalian amounts o f detailed information that are ECON 321, SOC 301). Developmental Defects; BIOAP 489 transforming almost all o f biology. Mammalian Embryology; BIOBM 407 4. Organic chemistry: CHEM 257 and Problems investigated by computational Nature o f Sensing and Response: 251, or 357-358 and 251, or 357-358 biologists include topics as diverse as the Signal Transduction in Biological and 301, or 359-360 and 251, or 359- genetics o f disease susceptibility; Systems; BIOBM 437 Eukaryotic Cell 360 and 301.
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