As a prospective undergraduate student interested in environmental studies, I want to learn more about the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major at UC Davis College of Biological Sciences. Please list all undergraduate majors and minors offered by the college. Then, for the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major, describe its primary focus and list at least two career paths or areas of study it prepares students for. Finally, explain where I would find information about applying to these programs.
Navigate to 'biology.ucdavis.edu'. Click on the 'Undergraduate' link in the navigation menu. Identify and list all undergraduate majors offered by the College of Biological Sciences. Identify and list all undergraduate minors offered by the College of Biological Sciences. Click on the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major link. On the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major page, identify its primary focus. List at least two career paths or areas of study that the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major prepares students for. Return to the 'Majors and Minors' page (if necessary) or recall information to identify where to find general application information for these programs. Synthesize all collected information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Undergraduate' section and then to the 'Majors and Minors' page. All undergraduate majors offered by the College of Biological Sciences are listed: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biological Sciences, Cell Biology, Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity, Genetics and Genomics, Human Biology, Marine and Coastal Science - Marine Ecology and Organismal Biology, Molecular and Medical Microbiology, Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior, Plant Biology, Systems and Synthetic Biology, Undeclared Life Sciences. All undergraduate minors offered by the College of Biological Sciences are listed: Biological Sciences, Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity, Exercise Biology, Human Physiology, Neuroscience, Plant Biology, Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major's dedicated page. The primary focus of the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major is accurately described (e.g., 'the study of the processes and patterns of evolution, the interactions among organisms and their environment, and the diversity of life'). At least two career paths or areas of study are listed for the 'Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity' major (e.g., 'graduate studies in ecology, evolution, or conservation biology', 'careers in environmental consulting', 'wildlife management', 'museum curatorship', 'teaching', 'research'). The agent correctly states that information about applying to these programs can be found through the general UC Davis undergraduate admissions process, as no specific application links are provided on the College of Biological Sciences website.