BIOL 316 Behavioral Ecology

General

• Explain and apply scientific knowledge in behavioral ecology, both theoretical and experimental, at the upper division level.
• Read and interpret primary scientific literature in behavioral ecology.
• Design, propose, conduct, interpret, and present the results of an independent laboratory or field experiment in this subject area.
• Apply this experience with research methods in behavioral ecology at the level necessary for success in senior undergraduate research.
• Demonstrate quantitative reasoning skills and competency with algebra and statistics at a level appropriate for graduates of a bachelor's degree program in biology.
• Recall, explain and apply the concepts, knowledge and vocabulary of ecology, evolution and behavior at the level necessary for success in advanced study in this field.