Each week a different Integrative Biology faculty member will give a one hour lecture on how their research field contributes to our understanding of human biology. The integration of the disciplines of evolution, ecology, paleontology, comparative physiology, and comparative anatomy in the study of how humans function in ecosystems illuminates our understanding of human biology. During each presentation, the faculty member will also inform students about IB courses they teach, research in their lab, and which Berkeley Natural History Museum they may be affiliated with. This course gives undergraduates an opportunity to learn about the spectrum of research and courses offered by the different IB faculty.

Time conflict enrollment allowed. Students with time conflicts will be limited to viewing lectures asynchronously.

Credit Restrictions

77A and 77B may each be taken once for credit. Majors are required to take at least one semester of 77A OR 77B.

Repeat Rules

Course is not repeatable for credit.