Biology is the study of life and living organisms, exploring their structure, function, growth, evolution, and interactions within ecosystems. This course provides a foundational understanding of key biological principles, including cell biology, genetics, ecology, evolution, and physiology. Through lectures, hands-on laboratory experiments, and fieldwork, students will investigate the complexity of life and develop critical thinking and analytical skills.
Course Topics Include:
- The scientific method and its application in biology
- Structure and function of cells and organelles
- Principles of genetics and inheritance
- Evolutionary theory and biodiversity
- Ecosystem dynamics and conservation biology
- Human anatomy and physiology
Course Objectives:
- Develop an understanding of the basic concepts of biology.
- Analyze and interpret biological data.
- Foster a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of life.
- Prepare students for advanced studies in life sciences or related fields.
Prerequisites:
None (High school-level biology is recommended).
Assessment Methods:
- Quizzes and exams
- Laboratory reports
- Research projects
- Participation in class discussions
Ideal for:
Students pursuing careers in medicine, zoology, environmental science, or any life sciences-related field.