ANIMAL BEHAVIOR (SC1080) | The American University of Paris

This course explores how and why animals, including humans, behave the way they do. Topics include natural selection; the interplay between genes and the environment; learning; the influence of neurons and hormones on behavior; foraging; mating; cooperation; communication; and social behavior. In the labs, students will use the scientific method to carry out lab- and field-based research projects. Please note that an additional fee will be charged for this course.

Code

SC1080

Name

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

Credits

Pre-requisites

None

Co-requisites

SC1080LLAB AND (MA1005CCM OR MA1020CCM OR MA1025CCM OR MA1030CCM OR MA1091CCM OR ELECMA-30 OR CCMCCM)

Can be taken twice for credit?

Discipline

SC (Science)

Level

Undergraduate

Type

GE130

CAMS ID

4155

Last update with CAMS

Fri, 04/30/2021 - 08:00

Gain a comprehensive knowledge of behavioral principles and how animal behavior has developed into a scientific discipline.

Apply the scientific method and behavioral theory to answer specific questions about the interaction between organisms and their environment.

Evaluate the relationship between animal behavior and other academic fields.

Develop critical thinking skills that will allow you to engage in debates on environmental and ethical issues related to the science of animal behavior.

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