College of Alameda
Introductory Biology
BIOLOGY 10 & 11
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TUESDAY & THURSDAY  11:00AM-12:30PM

THURSDAY 1:00-3:50pm


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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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LAB ASSIGNMENTS
(NOT ALWAYS IN THIS ORDER)

Bio 11 Students: See below for handouts!!

PRELABS
(DUE AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH LAB)


LECTURES (PDF)


 

CHECK THE LAB SCHEDULE AND PRINT THE CORRECT PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT EACH WEEK. 

COMPLETE THE PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT BEFORE LAB EACH WEEK AND TURN IT IN AT THE START OF THE LAB PERIOD.

METRICS

MICROSCOPES

DIFFUSION & OSMOSIS

HISTOLOGY

NERVOUS SYSTEM

REPRODUCTION

NUTRITION

DNA STRUCTURE

BIOTECHNOLOGY

CELL DIVISION

HUMAN INHERITANCE

HUMAN IMPACT

NATURAL SELECTION

UCBG FIELD TRIP

PHOTOSYNTHESIS

ANIMAL DIVERSITY

MICROBES

ECOLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY

BIOCHEMISTRY

CELLS

MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

HOMEOSTASIS

CELLULAR RESPIRATION

TISSUES

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM 

CARDIOVASCULAR

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

NUTRITION

NERVOUS SYSTEM

REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS

 

STDs

DNA STRUCTURE & FUNCTION

CELL DIVISION   

MENDELIAN INHERITANCE 

NATURAL SELECTION

SPECIATION

BACTERIA & VIRUSES

PROTISTS & FUNGI

PHOTOSYNTHESIS 

PLANT ANATOMY

PLANT EVOLUTION

ANIMAL DIVERSITY 

HUMAN EVOLUTION

  PARASITES