Introduction to Wildlife Management
- Subject
- Biology (BIO)
- Course Designator
- BIO.107
- Academic Dean
- Assistant Vice President of Academic Services, Dean of Arts & Sciences
- Last Offered
- This course has not been offered in recent history.
- Official Course Description
BIO.107 is a non-major, introductory course for students who have not had any previous biology instruction. The course explores basic concepts in ecology used in wildlife conservation, especially the enhancement of both game and nongame wildlife populations through management. The impact of human behavior on human/wildlife interactions, habitat, wildlife populations and diversity will be included.
Upcoming Offerings
Below is a list of the planned BIO.107 course section for this semester and near future. The seat availability shown below is not updated in real time and may be out of date. Please keep in mind that course sections may be cancelled, changed, or otherwise altered before the course section start date.
2020 Fall (August-December)1 course section
| Section Name | Synonym | Location | Meeting Info | Instructor | Seats Available | Academic Credits | Billing Credits | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Section Name BIO.107.W01 | Synonym 62372 | Location Internet Offering | Meeting Info August 31 – December 18Online Course | Instructor Jeff Percha | Seats Available 24 of 30 | Academic Credits 3.00 | Billing Credits 3.00 | Additional Info Buy books |