ENY 2001 INSECTS, PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENT

Credit hours: 3

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the study of insects, covering their biology, ecology, and importance to ecosystems and human society. This course explores the diversity of insect life, their evolutionary history, and their roles in various environments. Students will learn about insect anatomy, physiology, behavior, and the methods used in entomological research. The course also addresses the impact of insects on agriculture, health, and the environment.