ENT 3254 [BIOL 3254] Medical & Veterinary Entomology
Instructors: Paulson, Sally L (Spring)
Website: Blackboard
Years / Semesters: All Years / Spring Semester(s)
Lecture, Lab, Credit, Amount Online: 3H, 0L, 3C, Materials on-line
Description: An introduction to the roles of insects and other arthropods in the direct causation of disease in humans and animals, and as vectors in the transmission of disease organisms. The epidemiology and replication cycles of vector-borne pathogens with major medical and veterinary importance will be examined. Information will be provided on the biology and behavior of disease vectors and external parasites, and on the annoying and venomous pests of humans and animals. Mechanisms of control will be discussed. Pre: BIOL1105, 1106, BIOL 1115, 1116 (3H, 3C) II.
Disciplines: Medical and Veterinary
Teaching Methods: Critical Thinking, Lecture, Multiple Learning Styles, Self Assessment
Resources: Entomology Laboratory - Southern Piedmont AREC, Price Hall
Computer Requriements: Literature/Web Searches, On-line Interactive Assignments, PowerPoint Presentations








