BIO 350 Biology of Human Reproduction
This course examines the biological aspects of sexuality from a structural, functional, and evolutionary standpoint. Topics include human inheritance and genetic counseling, reproductive hormones, anatomy and physiology of the reproductive organs, the human sexual response, pregnancy and birth, fertility and infertility, sexual disorders and sexually transmitted diseases, evolution of human sexual behavior, and other related issues from a biological perspective.
Prerequisite
BIO 105, or both
BIO 220 &
BIO 221; all coursework must be taken within the past seven years.
Offered
As Needed
Notes
3 HOURS (3-0-0); GNST