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BIOE 183WUndergraduate Research in EEB--Writing

2 creditsUndergraduateStudent Option

Working in coordination with an Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) faculty member, affiliate or adjunct, students develop and write a formal research proposal or report and give a presentation on their research project. Includes weekly class meetings focused on the philosophy of science, basic statistics, library searches, inputting data, creating graphs, and preparing results for publication, posters, and talks.

Prerequisites

Prerequisite(s): satisfaction of the Entry Level Writing and Composition requirements; and BIOE 107, BIOE 108, or BIOE109; and an undergraduate research contract on file with the department.

  • All enrolled students must complete the Undergraduate Research Contract before the first class meeting. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQFs-zuzahbk__ItkJlFezDOjrIHIJK_8q9sAKhbq8qOxQkA/viewform

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When it runs

Winter 2027Open Winter 2027

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01SeminarAsynchronousStaffOpen 0/25

Fall 2026Open Fall 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
Thu 2:25pm–4:00pm
CoastBio 203J. L. KelleyWait List 16/16

Winter 2026Open Winter 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
Wed 3:25pm–5:00pm
CoastBio 203J. L. KelleyClosed 26/25

Who teaches it

InstructorRatingDifficultyWould take againReviews
Joanna Kelley2.4 / 53.2 / 521%13

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