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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Science : Botany
Subjects in second and third year aim to give a lively and modern introduction to the principles of plant biology. Subjects in second year cover plant cell biology, ecology, physiology, systematics and evolution.
In third year, more specialised topics are introduced, such as ecosystem dynamics, marine algae, plant biotechnology, mycology and pathology, evolution and biology of the Australian flora. In a fourth, Honours, year students undertake a major research project.
Students planning to major in Botany may specialise in a number of areas including:
Plant diversity, systematics and evolution
Cell biology including biotechnology and plant reproductive biology
Ecology
Marine botany and algology
Plant diseases and mycology
Plant physiology
Suggested subjects for those majoring in the biological area:
Chemistry 610-121 + 610-122, 610-141 + 610-142 or 610-161 and 610-162
Additional 100-level subjects from: Biology 600-111, Computer Science, Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Geography and Environmental Studies, Earth Sciences
Recommended teaching subjects:
Course A
Additional subjects 606-204, 606-205 and 606-206 or 606-215 and 606-216, 654-205
Additional 200-level subjects from: Genetics, Earth Sciences, Zoology
Course B
Botany 606-201, 606-202, 606-205 and 606-206 or 606-215 and 606-216
Additional 200-level subjects selected from: Zoology, Genetics, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry and Microbiology
Course C
Additional 200-level subjects selected from: Geography and Environmental Studies, Earth Sciences and Zoology
Course D
Botany 606-201, 606-202, 606-205 + 606-206 or 606-215 + 606-216
Additional 200-level subjects selected from: Zoology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Course E
Botany 606-201, 606-204, 606-205 + 606-206 or 606-215 + 606-216
Additional units from Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Genetics and Zoology
Course F
Botany 606-201, 606-204, 606-205 + 606-206 or 606-215 + 606-216
Additional 200-level subjects selected from: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Genetics and Zoology
Recommended teaching subjects:
Course A
Additional subjects selected from: 606-301 or 606-311, 606-307, 606-302 and 606-305 and relevant subjects from: Genetics, Earth Sciences, Zoology
Course B
Other 606 300-level subjects
Additional 300 subjects in: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, Zoology
Course C
Subjects selected from Botany 606-302, 606-303, 606-305, 606-307
Additional subjects from: Geography and Environmental Studies, Earth Sciences, Zoology (for example 654-302 or 654-312, 654-305)
Course D
Additional Botany 606 300-level subjects
Course E
Additional Botany 606 300-level subjects, or relevant subjects from other Departments.
Course F
Botany 606-304
Additional subjects from 606-301 or 606-311, 606-306, 606-307 and 606-309 and relevant subjects from: Genetics, Biochemistry, Zoology and Chemistry.
Please refer to Bachelor of Science (Honours) and Bachelor of Information Systems (Honours)
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Handbook 1997 : Faculty of Science : Botany
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