North Idaho College - University of Idaho
Curriculum Plan

Biology (B.A.)


Successful completion of the requirements of the 2007-08 Catalog year articulation agreement will lead to an A.S. Biology/Botany/Zoology from North Idaho College, and a B.A. in Biology from the University of Idaho.

Freshman Year at North Idaho College
Fall Semester
NIC
Credit
UI Equivalent
Course
*General Education Elective
1
BIOL   115
Intro to Life Sciences
4
BIOL   115
COMM   101
Intro to Speech Communication
3
COMM   101
ENGL   101
English Composition
3
ENGL   101
MATH   147
Pre-Calculus
5
MATH   143
and MATH   144
MATH   148
Mathematics Technology
1
MATH   000
Total
17
Spring Semester
NIC
Credit
UI Equivalent
Course
*General Education Elective
3
*General Education Elective
1
BIOL   202
General Zoology
4
BIOL   116
BIOL   231
General Ecology
4
FOR   221
CHEM   111
Prin of Gen Coll Chem I
4
CHEM   111
Total
16
Summer Semester
NIC
Credit
UI Equivalent
Course
CS   100
Intro to Cmptrs & Cmptr Sci
3
CS   101
ENGL   102
English Composition
3
ENGL   102
Total
6












Sophomore Year at North Idaho College
Fall Semester
NIC
Credit
UI Equivalent
Course
*General Education Elective
3
*General Education Elective
3
BIOL   203
General Botany
4
PLSC   205
CHEM   112
Prin of Gen Coll Chem II
4
CHEM   112
PHYS   111
General Physics I
4
PHYS   111
Total
18
Spring Semester
NIC
Credit
UI Equivalent
Course
*General Education Elective
3
*General Education Elective
3
BIOL   241
Systematic Botany
4
BIOL   341
BIOL   250
General Microbiol/Bacteriology
4
MMBB   250
and MMBB   255
PHYS   112
General Physics II
4
PHYS   112
Total
18










Junior Year at University of Idaho
Fall Semester
Credit
*Advisor Approved Elective
4
BIOL   210
Genetics
4
BIOL   212
Molecular/Cellular Biology
4
MATH   170
Analytic Geometry/Calculus I
4
Total
16
Spring Semester
Credit
*Advisor Approved Elective
4
BIOL   213
Princ Biological Struct/Functn
4
BIOL   314
Ecology/Population Biology
4
CHEM   277
Organic Chem I
3
CHEM   278
Organic Chem I:Lab
1
STAT   251
Statistical Methods
3
Total
19











Senior Year at University of Idaho
Fall Semester
Credit
*Advisor Approved Elective
3
*Advisor Approved Elective
3
*Advisor Approved Elective
4
BIOL   421
Advanced Evolution Biology
3
MMBB   380
Intro Biochemistry
4
Total
17
Spring Semester
Credit
*Advisor Approved Elective
3
*Advisor Approved Elective
3
*Advisor Approved Elective
3
*Advisor Approved Elective
4
BIOL   411
Senior Capstone
2
Total
15















NOTES:
*General Education Elective: Courses may be in communications, mathematics, natural science, humanities, social science, physical education, or other areas that count toward the college's general education requirements. *Advisor Approved Elective: Courses that meet degree-specific requirements, which may include university, college, department requirements, and electives.

To graduate in this program, students must earn a minimum grade of C in Biol 115 and 116 and must have a minimum gpa of 2.40 in Biol 115, 116, 210, 212, and 213. Biology B.A. students must also complete:

6 credits (two courses) in the humanities in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirement of 14 credits in the humanities/social sciences.*

3 credits (one course) in the social sciences in addition to the minimum university-wide core requirement of 14 credits in the humanities/social sciences.*

Foreign Languages 0-16 credits (zero-four courses) competence in one foreign language equivalent to that gained by the completion of four semesters of college courses through the intermediate level. This requirement may be satisfied by the completion of either of the following options (1) 16 credits or four high-school units in one foreign language, or (2) 12 credits in one foreign language, and one three-credit course in literature translated from the same language. The 12 credits may be satisfied by three high-school units in one foreign language.

*Courses satisfying the humanities requirement are those dealing with the arts, literature, and philosophy. Courses satisfying the social science requirement are those courses dealing with a person's social condition including social relations, institutions, history, and participation in an organized community. Refer to online degree audit system through Web registration system or your academic advisor for a listing of appropriate courses.














Curriculum plans are intended as advising tools only, not a contract between the student and the university, and are subject to verification by the student's academic advisor and/or department chair. The University of Idaho reserves the right to change, amend, or discontinue any articulation agreement or curriculum plan at any time.