Graduate Seminar in Human Evolutionary Biology
HEB 3200
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Description
Human evolutionary biology seeks to understand why humans are the way we are and how we came to be. In this course, we will discuss adaptations and the process of adaptation using examples from various subfields of human evolutionary biology, including anatomy, physiology, ecology, genetics/genomics, life history, social organization, cognition, and culture. This course is intended to provide an intermediate-level survey of our field, ensure your familiarity with key concepts, and help prepare you to teach as a graduate student in HEB.
Course Notes
Course open to graduate students only. Required for first year graduate students in Human Evolutionary Biology.
School
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Credits
4
Cross Reg
Not Available for Cross Registration
Department
Human Biology, Behavior,& Evol
Course Component
Seminar
Subject
Human Evolutionary Biology
Grading Basis
FAS Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory
Course Requirements
Course open to Graduate Students Only
General Education
N/A
Quantitative Reasoning with Data
N/A
Divisional Distribution
Science & Engineering & Applied Science
Course Level
Graduate Course
