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HLTHAGE 1CC3: Introduction to Mental Health and Illness
An introduction to well-being and the basic types of mental disorders from social, psychological, behavioral, and medical perspectives. [3 units]
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HTHSCI 3I03: Introductory Immunology
An introduction to humoral and cellular immunity. The molecular and cellular basis of immunity, and an introduction to immunological techniques. [3 units]
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ENVSOCTY 2RW3: World Regional Geography
Formerly GEOG 2RW3 An introduction to regional geography and global issues. The study of the human and physical geographic patterns of the world. Emphasis is placed equally on what makes places and regions different or unique, and the key global issues that relate to one or more regions. Topics include urbanization, economic change, cultural difference, geopolitics, and environmental issues. [3 units]
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LIFESCI 2AA3: Introduction to Topics in Life Sciences
This course is a forum for the introduction of diverse interdisciplinary research topics within Life Sciences. Students will explore different methodologies and applications of current research in these fields to human health. Students will also practice communicating science in various formats and explore streams and opportunities in the Life Sciences Program. [3 units]
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MATH 3IA3: Introduction to Analysis
Sequences and series of numbers. Proofs of theorems about continuity; differentiability, Riemann integration. [3 units]
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Lifesci 2L03: Living Systems Laboratory
The normal physiology of a healthy individual through to the pathophysiological consequences of disease at the cell and tissue level, and how this can lead to greater implications between the various systems of the body will be discussed, in addition to disease management with pharmacologic agents and other lifestyle approaches. [3 units]
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Chem 3OA3: Organic Synthesis
A survey of contemporary organic synthesis, including functional group manipulations, use of protecting groups, and strategic carbon-carbon bond forming reactions. Applications involving multistep syntheses of complex organic molecules will be presented. [3 units]
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LIFESCI 3AA3: Human Pathophysiology
This course examines the normal physiology of a healthy individual through to the pathophysiological consequences of disease at the cell and tissue level, and how this can lead to greater implications between the various systems of the body. Disease management with pharmacologic agents and other lifestyle approaches will be discussed. [3 unit]
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Biology 3VV3: Laboratory Methods in Molecular Biology
A laboratory course providing hands-on experience in basic molecular biology techniques. [3 units]
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Biology 3HD3: Human Disasters
Examines a range of human and biologically based disasters, such as antibiotic resistance, DDT, the Great Sparrow Massacre, the Kansas Dustbowl and Agent Orange, by contextualising the circumstances and examining the science involved. [3 units]
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