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Who should take this course: EY600 is a graduate-level
course intended for M.S. and Ph.D. students in
the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology and many related disciplines across Colorado State University.
Course goal: Provide students the
opportunity to learn and discuss classic and current theories
and models in population and community ecology as they apply to animals and
plants.
Course structure: Lectures each week
present terminology and conceptual development of each field,
observations and experiments that support theories, and current
directions. Discussion sections provide
students the opportunity to read classic and current papers on each topic and
discuss their merits and
findings. Emphasis for discussions will be on constructive critique and
debate of the papers, and students’
unique perspectives from different disciplines.
Course outline:
Syllabus
Lecture Schedule
2007 Required Reading
Ram CT for EY600
Ecology-related
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Page maintained by: Julian
Torres Dowdall (jdowdall@lamar.colostate.edu),
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Last updated: 30 November 2007
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