• General Biology Laboratory (BIL 151) - In this laboratory course, students engage in critical thinking, hypothesis testing, and experimental design and execution in such areas as cell structure, metabolism, genetics, and homeostasis.
  Corequisite: BIL 150 (General Biology for science majors).

• Evolution and Biodiversity (BIL 160) - Evolutionary theory, systematics, ecology, and behavior.
  Corequisite: BIL 161

• Evolution and Biodiversity Laboratory (BIL 161) - Hypothesis testing, experimental design and interactive exercises in population genetics, evolutionary processes, animal and plant structure, function, and behavior.
  Corequisite: BIL 160

• General Botany (BIL 226) - The systematics, anatomy and physiology of Viridiplantae.
  Prerequisite: one year of biology for science majors with laboratory

• Genetics (BIL 250) - One of the four upper division core courses for biology majors, this course provides a higher-level study of molecular, Mendelian, and evolutionary genetics.
  Prerequisite: one year of biology for science majors with laboratory

• Biology and Gender (BIL 375) - In this seminar course, students exercise their critical thinking skills by analyzing recent research in the evolution and biological determination of gender and sexual preference and behavior in that friskiest of primates,Homo sapiens.
  Prerequisite: one year of biology for science majors with laboratory

Courses for Non-science Majors

• BIL 104, Genetics and Society - Basic biochemistry, cell structure and function, elementary molecular, Mendelian and evolutionary Genetics, and biotechnology.

• BIL 105 - Plant structure and function, systematics, evolution and ecology for the non-science major. Economic importance of plants to human society.

• Elementary Zoology (BIL 106) - Survey of the major taxa of Kingdom Animalia includes their systematics, ecology, and behavior. Evolutionary theory provides the central framework for all topics.