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| Fall Term 2024 Understanding Diabetes: Causes, Consequences, Strategies - 5699 - HESO 343 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Sophomore standing, one course in Biology Catalog Description : Investigation of diabetes types in their genetic, evolutionary, pathophysiological, cultural, social, and public health dimensions serves as a model for holistic study of human health. Research-based group projects flow from students' interests with an emphasis on achieving interdisciplinary understandings of diabetes. Skill development in information literacy, collaborative inquiry, and effective communication. Weekly assessments, research-based group projects, individual final project; brief lectures, discussion, small group work. PREREQUISITES: Sophomore standing, one course in Biology Attributes: Cross-Listed Course, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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