COURSES OF STUDY

Note:

Not all faculty members were appointed when the College Calendar went to press.
Therefore, some course descriptions can be given in general terms only.

In most cases the text books required for the courses will be announced by the
instructor when classes assemble in September. Text books will be available for
purchase from the bookstore.

Following each course description appears a series of four digits enclosed in round
brackets. The meaning of each digit is as follows:
FIRST DIGIT — Number of hours of lectures per week.
SECOND DiGIr — Number of hours of laboratories per week.
THIRD DIGIT — Number of hours of seminars per week.

FOURTH bDiGir — Number of units of credit assigned to the course. (Required only
in the case of courses being used for university transfer credit.)

PHYSICAL AND LIFE SCIENCE DIVISION

DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY AND FORESTRY

Biology

Miss G. D. Pentland, B.A., M.A., PH.D. (U.B.C.)

GENERAL INFORMATION

Students planning to proceed to a Bachelor of Science degree should elect at least
one Biology course in their first two years. Those planning to enter a professional
school such as Forestry, or the Nursing Degree course, should take Biology 111AB,
Zoology 211AB or Botany 211AB. Students preparing to enter Medicine or Den-
tistry will require Biology 111AB and Zoology 211AB.

MAJORS AND HONOURS

Majors
First two years — Biology 111AB, Zoology 211AB, Botany 211AB, Chemistry
111AB, Mathematics 111AB.

Honours — Second class standing in Biology 111AB, Zoology 211AB, Botany
211AB. Pass standing in Chemistry 111AB, 212AB, Mathematics 111AB.

COURSES OFFERED

Biology 111A — INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY

Structure, function, development, adaptation and inter-relationships of biological
systems. Special tutorials may be required for students who have not taken Biology
11 or 91.

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