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The Pennsylvania State University World Campus

Plants, Places and People
BIOL 020, section 01 — 3 Credit
(Schedule number:  519012)

College: Eberly College of Science;   Department: Biology

Course
description:

(See disclaimer below.)

Useful and dangerous plants; historical (archaeological), cultural (ethnological), and economic (anthropocentric) aspects, including structural and chemical characteristics of botanical importance.

This course has been approved for GN;DF credit as part of Penn State’s General Education program. For information about the University's General Education program, see the Department of Distance Education’s description of General Education Courses (this link will open in a new window).

Special course features include:

Optional E-mail lesson submission

Prerequisites:

There are no prerequisites required for this course.

Lesson information:

This course consists of 13 lessons and 2 exams.

Maximum lesson submission rate is 2 / Week

See a course outline and a sample lesson (this link will open a new window).

Remarks:

LIMITED ENROLLMENT

Required
materials:

Your course materials are listed below. You will need to order them separately through MBS Direct. For prices and ordering information, please call 1-800-325-3252 or visit their Web site at http://direct.mbsbooks.com/psude.htm; Klein, R. THE GREEN WORLD: AN INTRODUCTION TO PLANTS AND PEOPLE. N Y: Harper & Row Publ., 2nd ed. 1986 (USED)--item#082860-2; BIOL 020 Study Guide-Pages--xi+49; Copyright--June 1985, Revised March 1988--item#455005-6 ; 15 Bundled Envelopes--item#454122-7

Summary of
costs and fees:

(See disclaimer below.)

Tuition (excluding cost of materials)   

US$429.00

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