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Monday-Wednesday-Friday
10:00AM-10:50PM
WEDNESDAY
1:00-3:50pm
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Required Texts:
Biology: A Guide to The Natural World by David Krogh (4th or 5th ed.) Available at the bookstore or online at Amazon.com
Lab Manual (Biology 10) or Course Reader (Biology 11) Available for purchase at Kinkos next to Starbucks on Atlantic Ave. |
Biology
10/11: Introductory Biology at College of
Alameda
This is an introductory biology course designed for
non-science majors. The course
will begin with a basic introduction to scientific inquiry and
the field of biology. We will spend the first part of the
course studying the concepts that are key to understanding
biology including basic chemistry, cell structure and the
biochemical nature of heredity. Students will learn how the
genetic material that directs conception
and development has provided for continuity among all species
since life began on Earth. Next, we will study the structure
and function of mammals focusing on those systems that model
broader biological concepts. Finally, we will study the
diversity of organisms on Earth and investigate the ecological
relationships between them. |
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Body Cavities
Anatomical Terms Diagram
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