Science Department Biology II: BS102 Master Syllabus 2010-2011 I Course Code #: BS 102 II Title: Biology II Course III Prerequisites: College level placement IV 4 credits Credit Hours: 3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory Contact Hours: V Dr. I. Greidanus Professor: Office Location: A334 Academic Hall Phone: 973-684-5292 E-mail: Office Hours: Posted on lab door VI Course Description: Basic study of representative organisms of the five kingdoms, with an emphasis on classification, differential features, and reproduction. For the plant and animal kingdoms, covers fundamentals of development, physiological control systems, organ systems, nutrition, movement, ecology, and selected biological problems of representative organisms. The laboratory sessions include dissections and experimental studies of selected representative organisms for all kingdoms. 3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory CH103 or equivalent recommended VII General Education Student learning Outcomes: Students will be able to: 1. a problem and draw conclusions from data and evidence by applying the scientific method. analyze 2. understanding of basic terminology, major concepts and fundamental theories in science. demonstrate 3 . scientific theories and principles to the solving of current issues and problems. apply Course Student learning Outcomes: Students will be able to: 4.. understanding of distinctive features of selected groups or species of organisms. demonstrate 5. the taxonomic relationships among and between organisms analyze 6 . identify, describe, dissect, and demonstrate understanding of major systems that are responsible for regulation, control, reproduction, and growth in representative species. perform 7. laboratory techniques including skilled dissection, proper use of a microscope, and use of experimental equipment used to explore selected aspects of the biological world. a current biological problem related to the structure and physiology of a species 8. research an appreciation for all living organisms by understanding the need to balance requirements with human activities. 9. develop VIII Required Texts: Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life, 10th edition by Starr and Taggart Laboratory Manual for Biology: by Perry, Morton, and Perry. Published by Brooks/Cole Optional: Study Guide and Workbook for Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life
Science Department Biology II: BS102 Master Syllabus 2010-2011 I Course Code #: BS 102 II Course Title: Biology II III Prerequisites: College level placement IV Credit Hours: 4 credits Contact Hours: 3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory V Professor: Dr. I. Greidanus Office Location: A334 Academic Hall Phone: 973-684-5292 E-mail: Office Hours: Posted on lab door VI Course Description: Basic study of representative organisms of the five kingdoms, with an emphasis on classification, differential features, and reproduction. For the plant and animal kingdoms, covers fundamentals of development, physiological control systems, organ systems, nutrition, movement, ecology, and selected biological problems of representative organisms. The laboratory sessions include dissections and experimental studies of selected representative organisms for all kingdoms. 3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory CH103 or equivalent recommended VII General Education Student learning Outcomes: Students will be able to: 1. analyze a problem and draw conclusions from data and evidence by applying the scientific method. 2. demonstrate understanding of basic terminology, major concepts and fundamental theories in science. 3 . apply scientific theories and principles to the solving of current issues and problems. Course Student learning Outcomes: Students will be able to: 4.. demonstrate understanding of distinctive features of selected groups or species of organisms. 5. analyze the taxonomic relationships among and between organisms 6 . identify, describe, dissect, and demonstrate understanding of major systems that are responsible for regulation, control, reproduction, and growth in representative species. 7. perform laboratory techniques including skilled dissection, proper use of a microscope, and use of experimental equipment used to explore selected aspects of the biological world. 8. research a current biological problem related to the structure and physiology of a species 9. develop an appreciation for all living organisms by understanding the need to balance requirements with human activities. VIII Required Texts: Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life, 10th edition by Starr and Taggart Laboratory Manual for Biology: by Perry, Morton, and Perry. Published by Brooks/Cole Optional: Study Guide and Workbook for Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life
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