# Human Population

## BIOL-4520

This interdisciplinary science course examines the human ecology of the global human overpopulation problem. Pollution, resource depletion, extinctions, unrest and carrying capacity are explored, as well as political, psychological, cultural and technological adaptations. Feedback mechanisms will be proposed, discussed, and interpreted. Students will engage in debate and systems dynamics model building.

4 credits
Prereqs:
MATH-1010 Calculus I
and
BIOL-1010 Introduction To Biology

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2025

Human Population (4c)

- Christopher Bystroff

Seats Taken: 12/24

2024

Human Population (4c)

- Christopher Bystroff

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2022

Human Population (4c)

- Christopher Bystroff

Seats Taken: 13/24

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