MAR 303
4 credits · STEM+
The study of representative marine environments around Long Island. Students visit the field sites, measuring environmental parameters and identifying common plants and animals. Using qualitative and quantitative methods in the field and in laboratory sessions, the class determines major factors that control the biological community in each habitat. This course has an associated fee. Please see www.stonybrook.edu/coursefees for more information.
Recommended: AMS 110 or other statistics course; MAR 101 or 104 or 333
U3 or U4 standing; BIO 201
| Section | Days | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEC 01 | TuTh | 11:00AM–12:20PM | ENDEVOR HALL 139 WESTCAMPUS | Nils Volkenborn★ 4.4 |
| LEC 02 | Mo | 2:30PM–5:30PM | MAR SCI CNTR 212 / 215 SOUTHAM | Kurt Bretsch★ 4.1, Marissa De Bonis |
| LAB L01 | Tu | 12:30PM–3:20PM | DISCOVRYHALL 100 WESTCAMPUS | Nils Volkenborn★ 4.4 |
| LAB L02 | We | 2:30PM–5:30PM | MAR SCI CNTR 212 / 215 SOUTHAM | Kurt Bretsch★ 4.1, Marissa De Bonis |