IB 109: Insects & People teaches the fundamentals of insect biology as reflected in human culture. Insect physiology, ecology, and behavior are discussed in the context of art, literature, movies, medicine, sports, law, and history. An optional two-hour laboratory for 1 hour additional credit. This course is worth 3 or 4 hours.

Lecture files, handouts, and labs are accessible to enrolled students via the course Moodle site :

https://moodle.life.illinois.edu/course/view.php?id=259

General information:

     Lectures: MWF 10:00-10:50 am, 305 MSEB

     Lab: W 2:00-3:20, 408 NHB 

     Instructor: Dr. Alex Wild, Department of Entomology, alexwild@illinois.edu

     TAs: Mami Randrianandrasana (mrandri2@illinois.edu); Allen Lawrance ( alawran2@illinois.edu)

     CRN: 34464 (3 hours- lecture only); 34470 (4 hours- with lab)

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