Principles of Animal Biology (BZ 110) is a 3-credit online course offered by Colorado State University. It provides a general overview of the body form, physiology, life history, and ecological aspects of major animal phyla. The course also explores the evolutionary relationships among these groups. This course is designed to fulfill General Education requirements in Biological/Physical Sciences and is recognized for transfer within the state of Colorado through the gtPathways program.
The course covers general features of animal life, including body form, physiology, life history, and ecology, along with their evolutionary relationships.
Tuition and fees vary based on residency status (Colorado resident vs. non-resident), number of credits, year at CSU, program of study, and specific courses taken. For comprehensive details on undergraduate and graduate tuition, consult the official Colorado State University tuition and fees pages.
Colorado State University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission.
This is a 3-credit online course providing an overview of animal body form, physiology, life history, ecology, and evolutionary relationships among major animal phyla. It is designed to fulfill General Education requirements in Biological/Physical Sciences.
Tuition and fees vary based on factors like residency status, number of credits, and program of study. International students should refer to the official Colorado State University tuition and fees pages for current rates.
For Fall admission, the application deadline for international graduate students is December 1st of the preceding year. Domestic graduate students have a deadline of January 15th of the preceding year.
Required documents typically include transcripts, letters of recommendation, standardized test scores (if applicable), a personal statement or essay, and a resume or CV.
No specific entry requirements are listed for this individual course. General university admission requirements apply for students pursuing a full degree program.