Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Camden 16 courses
The major in biology is designed to give students a broad introduction to the many areas of biological science, along with the flexibility to specialize according to particular interests. At a minimum, students who complete the major will also have fulfilled the requirements for pre-medicine, pre-veterinary medicine, and pre-dentistry. The major can be completed only by daytime attendance. The requirements for the biology major fall into three categories: Electives Lectures allow in-depth examination of areas of particular individual interest and
Core Courses
The following courses are required of all biology majors: 50:120:101,107,111 General Biology I (3), Laboratory (1) and Recitation (1) 50:120:102,108, 112 General Biology II (3), Laboratory (1) and Recitation (1) 50:120:283 Statistics for Biological Research (3) 50:160:115,125 Chemical Principles I (3) and Laboratory (1) 50:160:116,126 Chemical Principles II (3) and Laboratory (1) 50:750:203,133 General Physics I (3) and Laboratory (1) 50:120:399 Current Topics in Biology (3)
Additional Basic Course Requirements for the B.A.
50:640:115 Pre-Calculus (4) or 50:640:121 Calculus I (4)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 50:640:115 or 50:640:121 | Precalculus College Mathematics (R) or Unified Calculus I | 4 |
Additional Basic Course Requirements for the B.S.
50:640:121 Calculus I (4) or 50:640:123 Active Calculus I 50:160:335,336 Organic Chemistry I (4) and Laboratory (1) 50:750:204,134 General Physics II (3) and Laboratory (1)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 50:640:121 | Unified Calculus I | |
| 50:160:335 | Organic Chemistry I | |
| 50:160:336 | Organic Chemistry II | |
| 50:750:134 | Introductory Physics Laboratory II | 1 |
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