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MBIO 1400 - Explorations in Marine Science

Course guide for Explorations in Marine Science (MBIO 1400)

Explorations in Marine Science
MBIO 1400
Fall 2024


This introductory course is designed to engage new marine biology students through faculty presentations, topical readings, and experiences in laboratory and field settings. Presentations outline ongoing faculty research in marine sciences, and this is complimented by topical readings, classroom discussion and practical experience of science-based inquiries in local environments.

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  • Demonstrate critical thinking skills in interpretation of concepts as they relate to the marine sciences.
  • Demonstrate field techniques in data acquisition and analysis as they relate to the marine sciences.
  • Demonstrate critical reading, analysis and writing skills as they apply to understanding the scientific method as used in marine science.
  • Contribute meaningfully to class discussions on issues discussed in class.
  • Produce a reflective paper on one experience during the semester.

 

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