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Biology Division, LCC

 

Biol 101 MWF (11 am)

 

Kabi R. Neupane, Ph.D.

Instructor, Biology and Biotechnology, LCC, Hawaii

 

 

 

Schedule
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Biology for Non-Majors CRN 53759
Lecture: MWF  (11:00 am - 11:50 am)
Lab: W (1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
Location: MS 105 (lecture and lab)

LECTURE  SCHEDULE
Day Date Power Point Files     Practice Questions
Mon 12-Jan Introduction: Scientific Method Chapter-1
Wed 14-Jan Introduction: Biology Today Chapter-1
Fri 16-Jan Essential Chemistry for Biology-I Chapter-2
Mon 19-Jan Martin Luther King Jr. (HOLIDAY)
Wed 21-Jan Essential Chemistry for Biology-II Chapter-2
Fri 23-Jan The Molecules of Life I Chapter-3
Mon 26-Jan The Molecules of Life-II Chapter-3
Wed 28-Jan A Tour of the Cell-I Chapter-4
Fri 30-Jan A Tour of the Cell-II Chapter-4
Homework: Label parts of cells
Mon 2-Feb The Working cell Chapter-5
Wed 4-Feb Video Presentation
Fri 6-Feb First Mid-term examination (Ch 1-5)
Mon 9-Feb Cellular Respiration-I Chapter-6
Wed 11-Feb Cellular Respiration-II Chapter-6
Fri 13-Feb Photosynthesis-I Chapter-7
Mon 16-Feb Presidents Day (Holiday)
Wed 18-Feb Photosynthesis-II Chapter-7
Fri 20-Feb The Cellular Basis of Reproduction-I Chapter-8
Mon 23-Feb The Cellular Basis of Reproduction-II Chapter-8
Wed 25-Feb Patterns of Inheritance-I Chapter-9
Fri 27-Feb Patterns of Inheritance-II Chapter-9
Mon 1-Mar Second Mid-term Examination (Ch 6-9)
Wed 3-Mar Molecular Biology of the Gene-I Chapter-10
Fri 5-Mar Non-instructional Day
Mon 8-Mar Molecular Biology of the Gene-II Chapter-10
Wed 10-Mar Gene Regulation-I Chapter-11
Fri 12-Mar Gene Regulation-II Chapter-11
Mon 15-Mar DNA Technology-I Chapter-12
Wed 17-Mar  How Populations Evolve-I Chapter-13
Fri 19-Mar  How Populations Evolve-II Chapter-13
Spring Break (March 22-26)
Mon 29-Mar Third Mid-term Examination (Ch 10 -13)
Wed 31-Mar How Biological Diversity Evolves-I Chapter-14
Fri 2-Apr How Biological Diversity Evolves-II Chapter-14
Mon 5-Apr The Evolution of Microbial Life-I Chapter-15
Wed 7-Apr The Evolution of Microbial Life-II Chapter-15
Fri 9-Apr Good Friday (Holiday)
Mon 12-Apr Plants, Fungi, and the Move onto Land-I Chapter-16
Wed 14-Apr Plants, Fungi, and the Move onto Land-II Chapter-16
Fri 16-Apr The Evolution of Animals-I Chapter-17
Mon 19-Apr  The Evolution of Animals-II Chapter-17
Wed 21-Apr Human evolution (Video) Chapter-17
Fri 23-Apr Fourth Midterm Examination (Ch14-17)
Mon 26-Apr The ecology of organisms and populations-I Chapter-18
Retake a midterm of choice (Apr 27-28)
Wed 28-Apr The ecology of organisms and populations-II Chapter-18
Fri 30-Apr Communities and ecosystems-I Chapter-19
Mon 3-May Communities and Ecosystems-II Chapter-19
Wed 5-May Human impact on the environment Chapter-20
Wed 12-May Final Examination (10:00 am to 12:00 noon)
Laboratory Schedule
Wed 14-Jan Lab 1 and 2: Asking Scientific questions and seed germination
Wed 21-Jan Lab 3: Cells, microscopes, and Domains of life
Wed 28-Jan Lab 4: Cellular transport: Brownian motion, diffusion and osmosis
Wed 4-Feb Lab 5 & 6: Cellular respiration and photosynthesis
Wed 11-Feb Lab 7: Nuclear Division: mitosis and meiosis
Wed 18-Feb Lab 8: Genetics and Inheritance
Wed 25-Feb Preliminary research report due
Midterm Lab examination
Wed 3-Mar Lab 9: DNA fingerprinting
Wed 10-Mar Lab 10: Microevolution and Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium    
Wed 17-Mar Lab 11: Macroevolution
Wed 31-Mar Lab 12: Plant Diversity
Wed 7-Apr Lab13: Animal taxonomy
Wed 14-Apr Lab 15: Population Ecology
Wed 21-Apr Lab 16: Community and Ecosystems Ecology
Wed 28-Apr Review
Wed 5-May Final Lab examination
 
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Copyright © 2003 Kabi R. Neupane
Last modified: December 13, 2006
About PowerPoint Presentation: Many PowerPoint files have been adapted from media supplement of the Textbook Publisher, Benjamin Cummings (Pearson Education, Inc.). I strongly recommend students to visit the Publisher’s website at www.essentialbiology.com (Bio 101) or www.campbellbiology.com (Bio 171) and benefit form their online resources.