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Welcome to Honors Biosciences 1

This is the first course in a two part introduction to the science of biology. It covers the first twenty-three chapters in your textbook, Biology (8th ed) by Campbell and Reece. The course focuses on the chemical basis of life (biochemistry), the structure and function of cells (cell biology), the conversion of carbon dioxide into sugar (photosynthesis), the conversion of sugar into ATP (metabolic respiration), cell division, Mendelian genetics, molecular genetics, protein synthesis, gene regulation, biotechnology and evolution . The menu at left provides detailed information about your instructors, lecture and exam schedule, grading and other important points. Check the Announcements regularly for changes and updates

            • Lecture in SB 1.02.08, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 am -12:15 pm
            • Recitation Section in HSS 3.03.16, Monday from 12:00 - 12:50 pm
               

 

Course Objectives

            To promote and develop an appreciation, understanding and respect for the biological world.

            To develop an awareness of the numerous interrelationships that exist between the biological and physical worlds.

            To understand the major biological principles and the unity of life forms on this planet.

            To develop and improve your skills of observation, perception, and critical thinking.

            To provide a solid knowledge base upon which to pursue more advanced studies in biology and the health professions.

 

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