Bio 102
Human
Biology ESL
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4
hours *
3 credits
Admission
by ESL advisory only.
For
Students enrolled in English as Second Language. A lecture-Laboratory
course covering basic laboratory observation skill and introduction to
human biology from cells to systems. |
Bio
105
General Biology I [Lecture]
Bio 105L
General Biology I [Lab]
Bio
106
General Biology II [Lecture]
Bio 106L
General Biology II [Lab]
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3 lecture hours + 3 lab hours
* 4 credits/semester
Bio 105 is prerequisite for Bio 106.
An extensive survey of biological principles
from a biochemical and evolutionary viewpoint. Plant and animal groups are
studied for a general knowledge. Varied life forms and topics such as
cellular biology, genetics, metabolism, reproduction and responsiveness
are stressed.
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Bio 110
Anatomy and Physiology I [Lecture]
Bio 110V
Anatomy and Physiology I
[Lecture Online]
ONLINE
COURSE
Bio
110L
Anatomy and Physiology I [Lab]
Bio
111
Anatomy and Physiology II [Lecture]
Bio 111L
Anatomy and Physiology II [Lab]
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3 lecture hours + 3 lab hours
* 4 credits/semester
Bio 110 is prerequisite for Bio
111.
The structure and function of the human body,
characteristics of cells, tissues, organs and systems. Laboratory
experiments using selected vertebrates illustrate basic concepts.
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Bio 207
Microbiology
[Lecture]
Bio 207L
Microbiology [Lab]
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3 lecture hours + 3 lab hours
* 4 credits/semester
CHM 105 and Bio 105/106 or Bio 110/111 are
prerequisite for this course.
Form, structure, metabolism, identification and
reproduction physiology of micro-organisms. General and medical
microbiology; characteristics of bacteria, molds and viruses; cultivation,
identification, sterilization, dis-infection, aseptic techniques and the
microbiology of water, sewage and air.
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Bio
209
Principles
of Genetics [Lecture]
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3 lecture hours * 3 credits
An
introductory course which provides an understanding of the principles of
human inheritance and the effect of environmental factors.
Topics will include human diversity, evolution, application of gene
transmission, and cloning; gene counseling and screening; mapping an
organism’s genes and social aspects of genetics.
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CHM 105
Principles
of General and Biological Chemistry
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3 lecture hours * 3 credits
For students in the health-related profession.
The fundamentals of modern chemistry with
emphasis on biochemistry. The topics covered include atomic structure,
chemical bonding, chemical reactions, acids and basis, organic chemistry,
carbohydrates, lipids, protein, nucleic acids, vitamins, minerals and
their biochemical applications in health and disease.
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