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2009 Summer Session Course Listings
Note: Northwestern day school students need permission from the dean of their school to enroll in School of Continuing Studies courses. SCS courses are indicated by a -CN after the course number (example: ACCOUNT 204-CN Sec. 28). The majority of Summer Session courses do not need dean approval.
Biological Sciences
School of Continuing Studies
BIOL SCI 110-1 Sec. 23
Genetics and Evolution
CAESAR Class Number: 40012
3 weeks,
EVAN,
6/22 - 7/10
MTuWThF 9 - 11:30am
Additional days: TWTh 2 - 5pm
Joseph Walsh
This course will be held in Tech Institute room LR4.
The first of a three-course introductory biological sequence with laboratory that is intended to fulfill the premedical biology curriculum requirement for nonbiology majors. Principles of genetics and evolution, with an emphasis on reasoning skills and theories that form the basis of our understanding of biology. Prerequisite: CHEM 101 recommended; biology majors should take BIOL SCI 210-1. Enrollment is limited to 48. Biological sciences laboratory courses are not open to auditors. This course counts toward the Weinberg College natural sciences distribution requirement, Area I.
BIOL SCI 110-2 Sec. 23
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
CAESAR Class Number: 40016
3 weeks,
EVAN,
7/13 - 7/31
MTuWThF 9 - 11:30am
Additional days: TWTh 2 - 5pm
Staff
This course will be held in Tech Institute room LR4.
The second of a three-course introductory biology sequence with laboratory that is intended to fulfill the premedical biology curriculum requirement for nonbiology majors. The structure of biological molecules and the process by which proteins function to generate a cellular phenotype. Topics include the chemical basis of life, protein structure-function, metabolism, the genetic code, transcription, translation, and regulation of gene expression. Prerequisite: BIOL SCI 110-1. Enrollment is limited to 48. Biological sciences laboratory courses are not open to auditors. This course counts toward the Weinberg College natural sciences distribution requirement, Area I.
BIOL SCI 110-3 Sec. 23
Cell Biology and Physiology
CAESAR Class Number: 40020
3 weeks,
EVAN,
8/3 - 8/21
MTuWThF 9 - 11:30am
Additional days: TWTh 2 - 5pm
John Mordacq and Tracy Hodgson
This course will be held in Tech Institute room LR4.
The third of a three-course introductory biology sequence with laboratory that is intended to fulfill the premedical biology curriculum requirement for nonbiology majors. The components of cells and how they function, the process by which cells are organized into tissues, and the function of these tissues. Prerequisite: BIOL SCI 110-2. Enrollment is limited to 48. Biological sciences laboratory courses are not open to auditors. This course counts toward the Weinberg College natural sciences distribution requirement, Area I.
BIOL SCI 165-CN Sec. 28 
Human Physiology
CAESAR Class Number: 42522
8 weeks,
EVAN,
6/23 - 8/11
Tu 6 - 9:15pm
Nicole Sleiter
This course will be held in Tech Institute room LR4.
Functions and interrelationships of organ systems of the human body. Cells, organs, and body systems; deviations from normal functions; the diseased state. May not be taken for credit while or after taking any part of BIOL SCI 210-A, B, or C. Northwestern day-school students must obtain their dean's consent to enroll in this course.
BIOL SCI 170-CN Sec. 28
Concepts of Biology
CAESAR Class Number: 42340
8 weeks,
CHIC,
6/22 - 8/10
M 6 - 9:15pm
Janine Kirstein
This course will be held in Wieboldt Hall room 506.
Fundamentals of biology. Chemical composition and organization of living material, cellular organization, energy conversion by organisms, genetics and reproduction, ecology, evolution, and other topics. Student-designed project work. Northwestern day-school students must obtain their dean's consent to enroll in this course.
BIOL SCI 313-CN Sec. 26
Human Anatomy
CAESAR Class Number: 42454
6 weeks,
CHIC,
6/22 - 7/29
MW 6:30 - 9pm
Denitsa Savakova
This course will be held in Wieboldt Hall room 504.
Introduction to human anatomy. System approach to anatomical organization. Sections of the body; musculoskeletal and nervous systems. Embryology development. Lecture course supplemented by selected prosections of human cadavers and dry exercises using bones, models, and computer animations. Prerequisite: BIOL SCI 165, 170, or equivalent course. Northwestern day-school students must obtain their dean's consent to enroll in this course.
BIOL SCI 313-CN Sec. 36
Human Anatomy
6 weeks,
EVAN,
6/22 - 7/30
MW 6:30 - 9pm
Erin R. Leslie
This course will be held in Tech Institute room M128.
Introduction to human anatomy. System approach to anatomical organization. Sections of the body; musculoskeletal and nervous systems. Embryology development. Lecture course supplemented by selected prosections of human cadavers and dry exercises using bones, models, and computer animations. Prerequisite: BIOL SCI 165, 170, or equivalent course. Northwestern day-school students must obtain their dean's consent to enroll in this course.
Indicates an Evening Course.
Indicates a Study Abroad Course.
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