A listing of 500- and 600-level courses and descriptions
ENT 518 INSECT NATURAL HISTORY (2) Experiential learning in field ecology to highlight insect dynamics, diversity and adaptations in terrestrial and aquatic habitats, with opportunities to augment personal collections.
ENT 522 CRITICAL THINKING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (4)
ENT 530 ADVANCED TOPICS IN ENTOMOLOGY (1) This seminar class is a reading/small-group discussion class about current issues in entomology.
ENT 539 CHEMICAL ECOLOGY (3) Interactions of insects with environmental chemicals, including natural and synthetic compounds; host findings and other behavior modifying cues.
ENT 590 ENTOMOLOGY WEEKLY SEMINAR (1)
ENT 596 INDIVIDUAL STUDIES (1-9)
ENT 597 SPECIAL TOPICS (1-9)
ENT 597 - MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES (3) Spring 2019 offered by Heather Hines and Julie Urban
ENT 597 - ENTOMOLOGY OUTREACH PRACTICUM (1) schedule number 30286, The two main goals of the Entomology Outreach Practicum are to (1) improve science literacy about topics related to entomology among children and the general public, and (2) to train entomology graduate students on improving their ability to communicate scientific knowledge and teach effectively. Students enrolled in this course will develop a hands-on presentation based on a topic in insect science. This presentation will be offered through different venues to the general public during the semester. By the end of the course, students will gain experience in effective oral and written communication skills using active learning techniques.
ENT 600 THESIS RESEARCH
