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General Biology 105
BIOL 105. General Biology II.(3credit hours) Basic biological concepts as they relate to man and his surroundings. Major emphasis on how living things maintain themselves, man’s environment, and the behavior of living things.
Prerequisites
Biology 104 and 106
Pedagogical Approach & Learning Outcomes
Pedagogical Approach
Adaptive learning and Peer Instruction
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of BIOL 105, the student will be able to achieve the following with a better success rate:· Comprehend the fundamental knowledge of general biology concepts in the areas of general chemistry, cell biology, cellular processes, genetics, molecular biology, and evolutionon assignments and exams; · Explore, evaluate and apply the biological concepts to his/her own life, to the natural world, and to society as evidenced by assignments and exams;vCompare and contrast biological images, scientific graphs and models used to illustrate general biology concepts on assignments and exams.vDemonstrate that science is a human endeavor that examines natural processes through research and the examination of physical evidence.vReview the means by which scientists do scientific inquiry
Assessment & Other Information
Assessment
Various Methods: Quantitative and Qualitative
Other Information
None
Course Resources
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Concepts of Biology (Open (Access) Textbook)