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BIOLOGY
2 COURSE DESCRIPTION BIOLOGY 3
COURSE
DESCRIPTION
This 5 credit hour course is the first
in a sequence of three freshman year biology courses for students planning to
eventually transfer to a four-year college or university as science majors.
Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite for further study in
biology. Topics covered include the chemistry of life, cell structure and
metabolism, and the molecular basis of reproduction and inheritance. Laboratory
sessions emphasize experimental design and critical thinking.
This 5 credit hour course is the
second in a sequence of three freshman year biology courses for students
planning to eventually transfer to a four-year college or university as science
majors. Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite for Biology 3.
Topics covered include a survey of the major animal phyla and their taxonomic
and evolutionary relationships; and animal organ systems, with emphasis on
comparative strategies within the animal kingdom. Laboratory sessions involve
animal dissections.
This 5 credit hour course completes
the sequence of three freshman year biology courses for students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university as science majors.
Successful completion of this course is prerequisite for further study in
biology. Topics covered include the major plant divisions within the
evolutionary context of adaptation to terrestrial environments, classical
genetics, and ecology. Laboratory sessions reinforce lecture topics through
experiments and field activities.
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