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Working Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027

BIOL 104 - Introduction to Human Ecology


Focusing on natural processes that determine where organisms occur and how they change through time, this course for non-science majors will provide introductions to ecology, biogeography, and evolution. The principles learned will be used to understand interrelationships between humans and other organisms and address global issues such as emergent diseases, invasive species, changing landscapes, and wildlife conservation.

Credits: 3
Prerequisites: The maximum number of attempts for BIOL 104 is three, including earned grades, withdrawals and audits.
Notes: Fulfills the UNLV General Education Natural Science Lecture Only Requirement.