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²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓƵµ¼º½ Calendar 2014-2015 Faculty of Science 5. Program Details 5.1 Biological Sciences 5.1.3 Programs in Biological Sciences
5.1.3 Programs in Biological Sciences

See the Faculty of Science subsections on Enrolment Limitations in Section 3 (Faculty Regulations) and Program Details in Section 5.

Courses constituting the field of Biological Sciences:

*Certain courses with restricted enrolments are available in the first instance to those Program Honours and Majors who have met all prerequisites and whose programs require such courses. After a specific registration period for those students, other students who have met all prerequisites may be accommodated. See Limitation of Enrolment for courses that may apply.

**Applicability to the field depends upon the actual course content. Additional approvals will be granted on a course by course basis. Check the list published by the Department each February.

***No more than one FCE of such courses (approved by the Department prior to registering in the course) can be counted towards the Major Field.

****No more than 1 HCE of the courses in this group may be counted towards the major field.

Required Courses - Major Program

See also 3.4 Program Requirements, in particular, the regulations on the number of courses at the 200 level and above allowed in a program and on the List of Science-Equivalent Courses in Other Faculties (Table I).

3.0 FCE - Biology 241, 243, 311, 313, 331, 371

1.0 FCE - Chemistry 201 or 211, and 203 or 213

1.0 FCE - One of Mathematics 249 or 265 or 275 and one of Mathematics 211 or 213 or 267 or 277

1.0 FCE - Computer Science 217 and 219, or Computer Science 231 and 233, or 235 and Computer Science option

or

Geology 201 and 202 or 203

or

Physics 211 or 221, and 223 (see Recommendations below)

0.5 FCE - Biochemistry 393

0.5 FCE - Chemistry 351

0.5 FCE - Chemistry 353 or option

4.5 FCE - Options from the Field, 2.0 FCE of which must be at the 400 level or higher

4.0 FCE - Breadth requirement: Options from outside the Faculty of Science*

4.0 FCE - Options

*These 4.0 FCE options are selected from faculties outside the Faculty of Science. Of these 4.0 FCE, students must select at least 1.0 FCE from the Faculty of Arts (see 3.4.B.(d) Breadth requirement in Section 3 Faculty Regulations).

Required Courses - Honours Program

3.0 FCE - Biology 241, 243, 311, 313, 331, 371

1.0 FCE - Chemistry 201 or 211, and 203 or 213

1.0 FCE - One of Mathematics 249 or 265 or 275 and one of Mathematics 211 or 213 or 267 or 277

1.0 FCE - Computer Science 217 and 219, or Computer Science 231 and 233, or 235 and Computer Science option

or

Geology 201 and 202 or 203

or

Physics 211 or 221, and 223 (see Recommendations below)

0.5 FCE - Biochemistry 393

0.5 FCE - Chemistry 351

0.5 FCE - Chemistry 353 or option

5.5 FCE - At least 1.5 FCE chosen from each of three of the areas that constitute the fields of Biochemistry, Cellular, Molecular and Microbial Biology, Ecology, Plant Biology and Zoology. Of these 5.5 FCE, at least 3.0 FCE must be chosen from courses at the 400 level or higher. Note: These courses must be different from the 3.0 FCE required Biology courses listed above and Biochemistry 393.

1.0 FCE - Chosen from one of Biochemistry 530 or Cellular, Molecular and Microbial Biology 530 or Ecology 530 or Plant Biology 530 or Zoology 530.*

4.0 FCE - Breadth requirement: Options from outside the Faculty of Science**

2.0 FCE - Options

*Honours students should plan to complete a course from this list in their final year.

**These 4.0 FCE options are selected from faculties outside the Faculty of Science. Of these 4.0 FCE, students must select at least 1.0 FCE from the Faculty of Arts (see 3.4.B.(d) Breadth requirement in Section 3 Faculty Regulations).

Recommendations
  • Major options should be selected to satisfy the requirements for entry into another chosen major program or to satisfy the requirements for the Biological Sciences program. (See Required Courses - Major Program and Required Courses - Honours Program.)
  • Courses in Marine Science may be taken for credit during the summer and/or students may elect to spend the fall of either the third or fourth year attending the Bamfield Fall Program. Refer to the Marine Science course listings for details.
  • Students in the Biological Sciences Major program are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to plan out their course sequences for third and fourth year based on their areas of interest.