Would "life science" course count toward BCPM?

[craft8954]

BSC1005, department is biological sciences

This is the course description: A survey of life on earth for non-majors. Evolution, anatomy, physiology, genetics, reproduction, and ecology are stressed. Lectures and discussions also demonstrate how biological knowledge is relevant to social, economic, environmental and philosophical problems. This is a General Education course.

Initially it sounds like it obviously does, but the "social, economic, enviro..." part concerns me.

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[ontiquicuo]

survey of life on earth for non-majors

This is the concerning part.

 

[craft8954]

This is the concerning part.

yes, that too

 

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Going by the topics listed (physiology, genetics, reproduction), and by the fact it is listed as Life Sciences, it must fall under Biology.

 

[craft8954]

Going by the topics listed (physiology, genetics, reproduction), and by the fact it is listed as Life Sciences, it must fall under Biology.

It is BCPM

thank you!!