Laurier Flow

© 2024 LaurierFlow. All rights reserved.

AboutPrivacy



Course Reviews

No Reviews With Body Yet

BI 196

Practical Skill for Biologists

0%Liked

Easy

0%

Useful

0%

0 ratings

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.

0%Liked

Easy

0%

Useful

0%

0 ratings

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.


BI 196

Practical Skill for Biologists

0%Liked

Easy

0%

Useful

0%

0 ratings

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.

0%Liked

Easy

0%

Useful

0%

0 ratings

Biology is essentially a practical subject and this course introduces students to fundamental lab and field skills, investigative techniques, analysis and presentation of data in the context of understanding and communicating science to various audiences. Critical thinking and self-disciplined learning is fostered as students develop competencies in formulating hypotheses, gathering and assessing information, experimental design, oral, written, and visual communication, and creative problem solving. Prerequisites: BI110 or BI111; Registration Status: Year 1 or Year 2. Exclusions: BI296.


BI 196 Prerequisites

BI 110 (Min. Grade D-) or BI 111 (Min. Grade D-)

BI 196 Leads To

BI 499

BI 196 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Biology (BIOL)

Water Science & Enviro Health (WSEH)

Cannot be enrolled in one of the following Attributes:

Academic Success Programs (ASPR)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 1 (1)

Year 2 (2)

Course Schedule