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The University of Mary Hardin Baylor

UMHB Online Catalog

Department of Biology

The Department of Biology strives to develop in students an understanding and awareness of environmental processes and to provide a basic knowledge of the taxonomy, morphology, and physiology of man and other organisms. Biology majors receive the appropriate background for graduate work, science, education, or employment requiring a fundamental knowledge of Biology.

4-8 Certification B.S. in Math/Science

Students desiring to certify to teach Biology in a public school, grades 4 through 8, should refer to the requiremets published by the College of Education.

Academic Foundation

ENGL 1321 & 1322 Rhetoric & Composition6
English Literature6
COMM 1320 Public Speaking3
HIST 2311 & 2312 American History6
HIST 3313 Texas History3
POLS 2310 or 2311 State & Federal Government3
Laboratory Science (two areas)16
MATH 1306 College Algebra3
EDUC 23113
EDUC 11111
Humanities/Fine Arts3
CSBS 1311 & 1312 Old & New Testament Survey6
Exercise and Sport Science2
Electives*0-9
Total61-70
* Take electives to total 124 hours on appropriate degree. The Department of Education highly recommends students take EDSL 3310 and 4310.

Academic Support Courses

EDUC 3324 Classroom Management3
EDUC 3326 Classroom Modifications3
PSYC 3313 Adolescent Psychology3
READ 3307 Children's Literature and the Writing Process3
READ 3326 Content Area Reading3
Total15

Math/Science Required Courses

BIOL 1410 Zoology4
BIOL 1420 Botany4
BIOL 3320 Ecology3
GEOL 1401 Physical Geology4
CHEM 1110 General Chemstry I Lab1
CHEM 1402 Chemistry of the Environment4
PHYS 3302 Physical Aspects of General Science3
MATH 1306 College Algebra
OR MATH 1320 Elementary Functions3
MATH 1310 Intro to Mathematics3
MATH 2310 Calculus for Mathematics 4-8 & 8-123
MATH 2320 Linear Algebra3
MATH 3303 Statistics3
MATH 3314 Geometry3
MATH 3320 Foundations of Higher Mathematics3
MATH 4193 Senior Seminar1
EDUC 4320 Interdiscplinary Math Science Strategies3
Total54

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