ENT 203 An Introduction to the Honey Bee and Beekeeping [webpage] Introduction to honey bee biology and a fundamental understanding of beekeeping management including crop pollination by bees. Examination of the relationships between honey bees and humans from prehistoric through modern times and the behavior andsocial system of one of the animal world's most complex and highly organized non-human societies. Course Offerings: Each Fall semester. Enrollment: 180 students. ENT 401 Honey Bee Biology and Management [webpage] A hands-on distance education course in honey bee management including bee pollination of selected crops based on an understanding of bee biology, bee behavior, bee pathology, and bee botany. Course Offerings: Spring semester, odd years. Enrollment: open. ENT 601/801E Social Behavior of Insects [webpage] Graduate-level discussion of eusocial insects and other social groups. Co-instructors: John Meyer, Ed Vargo. Course Offerings: Spring semester every third year.