COURSE CURRICULUM

The General Bachelor of Science program offers a diverse range of courses that provide students with a broad understanding of various scientific fields. Some of the sample courses include BIOL 3290, Medicinal and Hallucinogenic Plants, which explores the biological properties and uses of plants with medicinal and psychoactive effects. BIOL 4480, Comparative Endocrinology, focuses on the hormonal systems across different species. CHEM 2520 introduces students to Analytical Chemistry Techniques, providing practical skills in chemical analysis. DATA 2010 covers essential Tools and Techniques for Data Science, blending computing and statistics for data analysis. MATH 1300 delves into Vector Geometry and Linear Algebra, foundational areas in mathematics. MBIO 3430, Molecular Evolution, studies the genetic changes and evolutionary processes at the molecular level. PHYS 2600, Electromagnetic Field Theory, and PHYS 2610, Circuit Theory and Introductory Electronics, provide physics students with knowledge of electrical and magnetic phenomena and basic electronic circuits. STATS 1150, Introduction to Statistics and Computing, introduces statistical concepts and computing tools for data analysis. These courses together ensure students receive a comprehensive science education, combining theory and practical skills across biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and data science, preparing them for further specialization or varied careers in science.