General Biology
Students will study biological concepts, theories and principles including: the cell theory, mechanisms of heredity, biological change over time, the interdependence of organisms, material cycles and energy flow in living systems, the behavior of organisms, and the historical significance of major scientific advances through the investigation and analysis of cells, organisms, and ecosystems. Hands-on activities include: frog dissection, microscope work and other scientific equipment and computer simulation programs. Students will work with statistical data and complete independent investigations. Lab experiments along with individual and group projects will be an important part of each unit. Labs will teach and reinforce students how to use the tools and techniques important to biology as well as provide practical application of biological concepts.
Course details
- Open to
- Grades 10 to 12
- Length
- Full year
- Credits
- 1 credit
- Department
- Science
- Course number
- 380
- Prerequisite
- None
- Also counts for
- NCAA approved core course.
Pathways that include this course
- Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources, Natural Resources / Environmental Systems
- Health Science Technology, Science Foundations
- Foundation Knowledge & Skills, Science
