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Biology 101
"Man is embedded in nature. The biologic science of recent years has been making this a more urgent fact of life. The new, hard problem will be to cope with the dawning, intensifying realization of just how interlocked we are"—Lewis Thomas

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Study Help & Assignments BIOL 101—Man in a Biological World
 

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Interactive Study Questions

First day
Syllabus Fall '08.pdf
California State...
Lab and your grade

Wordlist #1.pdf
Tree of Life
Dreaming
Classification

Wordlist #2.pdf
Bird Key

Wordlist #3.pdf
The Fox

Wordlist #4.pdf
Population graph

Wordlist #5.pdf
Coloring
Nutrition Facts
Nutritional content of foods
Beer Microbiology

Wordlist #6.pdf
Energy, part 1
Energy, part 2
Periodic Table

Wordlist #7.pdf
The Fog by Berton Roueche

Wordlist #8.pdf
Stickeen by John Muir
Water Pollution Study
Kern River

Wordlist #9.pdf
Koch's Postulates
Prions

Wordlist #10.pdf
Growth
Inheritance
Genetics answers.pdf

For Lab
Water Pollution Study
Fly Control Study
Malaria Control Study
Genetics (includes a Hardy calculator)
Symbiosis GOA
How to find a gall from pkg lot 2

 

Self-guiding field trip
Writing a term paper
You must write one of the following papers (see your lab manual for specific instructions):
S.F. Zoo
Steinhart Aquarium
Oakland Zoo
Oakland MuseumNatural Science

 

Careers in Biology

 

Answer keys

 

Grades

 

Field trip schedule

 

Biology is part of all of our lives: as humans and as citizens and voters. Many of the issues we deal with each day, such as health, genetic counseling, energy alternatives, and land use, deal with biology. In this course you will learn basic principles of biology and to objectively apply them to your decisions on health and medicine, nutrition, and the environment. In addition to learning how science is done, the lab requirement is designed to help you learn to collect data and apply that information to problem-solving.

Textbooks:
Minkoff, E. C. and P. J. Baker. Biology Today. New York: Garland Science. 2004.
Case, C. L. Your Biological World. Skyline College.

Lab Schedule:
The BIOL 101 lab is auto-tutorial and is scheduled "By Arrangement." A new lab experiment is assigned each week. You can work in lab anytime during the lab's open hours and take as much or as little time as you need to complete each week's lab assignment. Each lab is designed to take approximately 2.5 hours.

Lab open hours forFall 2008:

Tuesday: 2 - 5 p.m.
Thursday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Friday: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.