Students should be able to:
- 1.Explain fundamental concepts in the different basic areas of biology;
- 2.Identify the inter-relatedness of information delivered by the required major courses as applied in their field of study;
- 3.Evaluate the importance of non-biology courses inherent to the program, such as chemistry and physics, in biological applications;
- 4.Acquire practical experience and build a team spirit through laboratory group work;
- 5.Write legitimate scientific reports which require literature search, selection of relevant papers, interpretation of scientific data, and synthesis of a coherent scientific review;
- 6.Criticize scientific findings and evaluate relevant scientific information/ arguments;
- 7.Analyze scientific data and use graphic techniques by using the appropriate statistical tools;
- 8.Discuss and convey scientific information through seminars and class presentations;
- 9.Demonstrate literacy in non-biology areas, such as computer, philosophy, and social studies;
- 10.Depict the impact of the biological sciences on society and technology.