Course Description 
1997-98 Associate Diploma Calendar
Course Description
| 92-150 Humans in the Natural World - a Zoological Perspective S,F,W(3-0) |
|
This course will examine past and present human interactions with the natural world. It investigates both case studies of "the problem animal" and current issues of public debate which require scientific analysis from a zoological perspective. This course is designed for students outside science programs. It is not an acceptable course for students in the B.Sc. program. |
 Course Profile
|
| 1997-98 Associate Diploma |
![[Table of Contents]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\toc.gif) ![[Index]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\index.gif) ![[Glossary]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\glossary.gif)
|
![[Courses by Subject]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\crssbsub.gif) ![[Courses by Name]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\crssbnme.gif) ![[Awards by Category]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\awrdbctg.gif) ![[Awards by Name]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\awrdbnme.gif) ![[Calendar Search]](file:///c:\watage\convert\images\search.gif)
|
Last revised: April 25, 1997. Contact: ccrenna@registrar.uoguelph.ca.