This course is a college preparatory course designed for students planning on pursuing careers in the natural sciences or health related sciences. The course has a lecture and lab component that provides the student a rigorous curriculum that places emphasis on topics in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, heredity and genetics, plant structure and function, animal structure and function, ecology, and evolutionary biology. This laboratory-oriented course utilizes college level materials and offers units of study in experimental design.The student w ill be required to do supplemental reading assignments, engage in class discussions, and complete both individual and group projects. An individual research project is required of the students on a topic of interest to the student and teacher’s approval. This class meets six periods per week for lab.
Pre-requisite: Advanced Physical Science and/or Approval of the Science Department
Click the link below to access our class lectures:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Lt_WEzRF5MkBxGYWFnJHNFR-sLv54ER
Click the link below to access biology introductory videos, animations, and tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEC543D26BE44DA80
Course Syllabus: advbiologysyllabus.pdf
Cornell Notes Template: Cornell Notes Template.doc
Laboratory Skills Review:
*Note: Students are responsible for watching AND taking notes on the online lectures.
Chapter 12 Molecular Biology of a Gene
Genetic Websites for Disorder Project:
National Human Genome Research Institute
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