I am teaching in several courses this year:
Bio 43 is the third part in the three-quarter sequence of the Bio Core, and is required of all biology majors. Bio43 focuses on Plant Biology, Ecology, and Evolution. It is taught this year (2002-2003) by Deborah Gordon, Mary Beth Mudgett, and me. Spring, 5 units.
Bio 113, Fundamentals of Molecular Evolution, is a course intended for both undergraduate and graduate students who re interested in understanding how genes and genomes evolve. The course aims to introduce students to basic theory in population genetics and molecular evolution, and then shows how molecular data are interpreted withitn this framework. Winter, 4 units.
Bio 311, is a seminar in molecular evolution. It is intended for advanced undergraduates and graduate students interetsed in molecular evolution. Fall, Winter, Spring, 1 unit.
I also participate in Bio 100 (Ecology, Evolution and Natural History of Baja California). The course is taught over a two week period at a biological station in Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California, Mexico. Fall, 4 units.