BIO 331: Animal Behavior: Final Exam Review (2024-12-03)

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

Final Exam Review (2024-12-03)

In this lecture, we discuss the upcoming two-stage final exam and review important topics from each of the previous units. Topic highlights:

reminder of the timeline for the rest of the course
reminder of the structure of the two-stage final exam
the different requirements for the different stages of the exam
suggestions for follow-on courses after BIO 331
review of important topics from all units in the course, starting from the ones after the midterm

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This blog features lectures from IEE 475 (Simulating Stochastic Systems), a modeling course for engineers at Arizona State University. The lectures here are given by Ted Pavlic, an Associate Professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence and the School of Life Sciences.

The course is an introduction to Animal Behavior and Behavioral Ecology.

This is a standard elective undergraduate course for Biology students, but it may be useful for others interested in the mechanisms, development, function, and evolution of behavior.