Evolution for Everyone (BIOL 105)
Explores the fundamental principles of evolutionary theory and demonstrates their broad applicability across…
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Courses at Binghamton University (SUNY Binghamton)
Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology (BIOL 113)
Provides an in-depth survey of modern cellular and molecular biology. Core subjects include biological…
Introduction to Organisms and Populations Biology (BIOL 114)
Examines biological systems at the organismal, population, and ecosystem levels. Key topics encompass the…
Introduction to Biology Laboratory (BIOL 115)
Hands-on laboratory investigations reinforcing fundamental biological concepts from cellular to ecological…
Cell Biology (BIOL 311)
Comprehensive analysis of eukaryotic cell structure and physiological function. Explores membrane dynamics,…
Genetics (BIOL 355)
Detailed investigation into the principles of classical, molecular, and population genetics. Covers Mendelian…
Microbiology (BIOL 380)
Studies the biology, ecology, and biochemistry of microscopic organisms, with emphasis on bacteria and viruses.…
Introduction to General Chemistry (CHEM 101)
Foundational course covering essential principles of chemistry for students needing preparation for advanced…
General Chemistry I (CHEM 104)
First half of the standard general chemistry sequence for science majors and pre-health students. Topics include…
General Chemistry II (CHEM 105)
Continuation of introductory chemistry covering intermolecular forces, properties of solutions, chemical…
General Chemistry I for Chemistry and Biochemistry Majors (CHEM 107)
Rigorous introduction to chemical principles tailored specifically for chemistry and biochemistry majors.…
General Chemistry II for Chemistry and Biochemistry Majors (CHEM 108)
Advanced continuation of general chemistry covering chemical kinetics, thermodynamic equilibria,…
Organic Chemistry I (CHEM 231)
Fundamentals of the structure, reactivity, and properties of carbon compounds. Topics include hybridization,…
Organic Chemistry II (CHEM 332)
Advanced study of organic reactions, focusing on aromatic compounds, carbonyl reactivity, carboxylic acid…
Organic Chemistry Laboratory (CHEM 335)
Laboratory course providing practical experience in standard organic synthesis techniques, including…
Introduction to Computing (CS 105)
Broad introduction to computing principles, digital representation of information, basic algorithmic problem…
Programming Concepts and Applications (CS 110)
Introductory programming course emphasizing algorithmic thinking and problem decomposition using Python. Covers…
Programming and Hardware Fundamentals (CS 120)
Connects high-level programming logic with underlying hardware operations. Focuses on low-level systems…
Programming with Objects and Data Structures (CS 210)
Explores object-oriented programming concepts and core abstract data structures using modern typed languages…
Architecture from a Programmer's Perspective (CS 220)
Examines computer system architecture from the software developer's viewpoint. Covers instruction set…
Data Structures and Algorithms (CS 240)
Comprehensive exploration of advanced data structures and foundational algorithm design. Covers balanced binary…
Ethical, Social, and Global Issues in Computing (CS 301)
Examines professional ethics, legal frameworks, privacy considerations, intellectual property rights,…
Advanced Computer Architecture (CS 320)
Advanced study of modern processor and system design. Topics include superscalar execution, branch prediction…
Design and Analysis of Algorithms (CS 375)
Mathematical formulation and rigorous performance analysis of algorithms. Covers dynamic programming, greedy…
Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 160)
Introductory examination of how individuals and firms allocate scarce resources through market mechanisms. Key…
Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 162)
Introduces the analysis of aggregate economic performance and national economies. Topics include Gross Domestic…
Microeconomic Theory (ECON 360)
Intermediate mathematical analysis of microeconomic behavior. Develops formal models of consumer optimization,…
Macroeconomic Theory (ECON 362)
Intermediate examination of aggregate economic models and macroeconomic policy. Investigates business cycle…
Statistical Methods in Economics (ECON 366)
Applies probability theory and statistical analysis to economic data. Topics include descriptive statistics,…
Elementary Statistics (MATH 147)
Foundational introduction to descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Topics include data summaries,…
Elementary Statistics for Pre-Health and Social Sciences (MATH 148)
Introduces statistical reasoning and quantitative methods tailored for health sciences, biology, and social…
Calculus for Business and Management (MATH 220)
Applied calculus course designed primarily for business, economics, and management majors. Emphasizes…
Differential Calculus (MATH 224)
First half-semester module of first-semester calculus. Focuses on functions, limits, continuity, definitions of…
Integral Calculus (MATH 225)
Second half-semester module of first-semester calculus. Covers Mean Value Theorem, curve sketching, optimization…
Integration Techniques and Applications (MATH 226)
First half-semester module of second-semester calculus. Explores transcendental and inverse trigonometric…
Infinite Series (MATH 227)
Second half-semester module of second-semester calculus. Focuses on sequences, infinite series, convergence…
Linear Algebra (MATH 304)
Core course covering systems of linear equations, matrix algebra, determinants, abstract vector spaces,…
Discrete Mathematics (MATH 314)
Foundational discrete mathematics for computer science and mathematics majors. Topics include propositional and…
Calculus III (Multivariable Calculus) (MATH 323)
MATH 323 at Binghamton University covers multivariable and vector calculus, extending differential and integral…
General Physics I (Algebra-Based) (PHYS 121)
Algebra-based physics for pre-health and non-physical science majors. Topics include kinematics, Newton's laws…
General Physics II (Algebra-Based) (PHYS 122)
Second semester of algebra-based physics. Explores electrostatics, electric fields and potentials, DC circuits,…
General Physics I (Calculus-Based) (PHYS 131)
Calculus-based introductory physics for engineers and physical science majors. Examines 1D and 3D kinematics,…
General Physics II (Calculus-Based) (PHYS 132)
Second semester of calculus-based physics. Topics include Coulomb's law, Gauss's law, electric potential,…
General Psychology (PSYC 111)
Comprehensive survey of the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. Key areas include…
Developmental Psychology (PSYC 220)
Examines human growth and psychological change across the lifespan, from prenatal development through infancy,…
Behavior Disorders (Abnormal Psychology) (PSYC 223)
Studies the classification, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological and psychiatric disorders.…
Social Psychology (PSYC 228)
Investigates how individuals think about, influence, and relate to one another in social contexts. Covers social…
Statistical Analysis and Design (PSYC 243)
Application of descriptive and inferential statistics to psychological and behavioral data. Focuses on…
Evolution and Behavior (PSYC 327)
Ethological and comparative analysis of animal and human behavior through an evolutionary framework. Explores…
Research Methods in Psychology (PSYC 344)
Practical training in experimental, correlational, and observational research methodologies in psychology.…
Financial Accounting (ACCT 211)
Foundational course on the principles, methodology, and recording processes of financial accounting under U.S.…
Managerial Accounting (ACCT 212)
Examines internal accounting information systems used by corporate managers for planning, control, and strategic…
Intermediate Accounting Theory I (ACCT 311)
Rigorous, in-depth examination of financial accounting theory and standard-setting frameworks. Focuses on…
Financial Management (FIN 311)
Core corporate finance course addressing financial analysis, capital budgeting techniques (NPV, IRR), time value…
Investments (FIN 322)
Examines capital markets, investment strategies, and portfolio management. Covers asset pricing models (CAPM,…
Introduction to Decision Making in Management (MGMT 111)
Introduces first-year management students to the multidisciplinary aspects of business decision-making. Explores…
Organizational Behavior (MGMT 311)
Investigates human dynamics and organizational effectiveness in workplace environments. Topics include employee…
Information Systems and Applications (MIS 311)
Focuses on the strategic utilization of information technologies, enterprise systems, and business intelligence…
Introduction to Marketing (MKTG 311)
Overview of modern marketing concepts, strategies, and customer-centric business practices. Explores market…
Inquiry and Academic Writing (WRIT 111)
First-year general education writing seminar designed to develop critical inquiry, academic rhetoric, analytical…
Foundations of America (HIST 103A)
Surveys the social, political, economic, and cultural development of North America and the United States from…
Modern American Civilization (HIST 104A)
Traces the transformation of the United States from the late 19th-century Gilded Age and industrialization to…
Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 101)
Engages students in fundamental philosophical questions regarding existence, knowledge, consciousness, morality,…
Methods of Reasoning (PHIL 121)
Introduces the fundamentals of informal and formal logic, critical thinking, argument identification, and…
Introduction to Ethics (PHIL 140)
Explores major normative ethical systems—including utilitarianism, Kantian deontology, virtue ethics, and social…
Introduction to American Politics (PLSC 111)
Analyzes the institutions, constitutional foundations, political behaviors, and policy processes of the United…
Introduction to Comparative Politics (PLSC 113)
Compares political systems, institutional designs, and governance across democratic, authoritarian, and…
Introduction to World Politics (PLSC 117)
Examines foundational theoretical frameworks of international relations, including realism, liberalism, and…
Social Change: Introduction to Sociology (SOC 100)
Examines major sociological concepts, perspectives, and methods for understanding societal structures and…
Foundations of Social Theory (SOC 200)
Surveys classical and contemporary sociological theorists (Marx, Weber, Durkheim, Du Bois, and modern social…
The Study of Human Change (HDEV 100)
Introduces human development within the context of social justice, public policy, community advocacy, and…