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- An introduction to major unifying concepts and fundamental principles of biology, including evolution and cell theory. Topics include cells, biological energetics, metabolism, cell division and genetics. The laboratory and lecture components must be passed independently to pass the course.
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This course is a core introductory science course, transferrable to most Canadian universities as a first-year level Biology course, emphasizing principles with wide applications to all living organisms, including cell structure and function, metabolism,
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Work effectively and collegially with your peers. Use evolution and ecology terminology in correct scientific context. Evaluate information provided in a word problem, figure, or data set. Answer questions for quizzes, activities, assignments, and tests with academic integrity.
This course is a core introductory science course, transferrable to most Canadian universities as a first-year level Biology course, emphasizing principles with wide applications to all living organisms, including cell structure and function, mechanisms of inheritance, the diversity of life, evolution and a daptations to the environment. A
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An introduction to major unifying concepts and fundamental principles of biology, including evolution and cell theory. Topics include cells, biological energetics, metabolism, cell division and genetics. The laboratory and lecture components must be passed independently to pass the course.
An introductory course in biology for students needing adequate preparation for SC/BIOL1000 and SC/BIOL1001. The course explores underlying theories and the unity and diversity of life. Topics include evolution, cell theory, introductory biochemistry, inheritance, biodiversity, and ecology.
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Evaluate information provided in a word problem, figure, or data set. Interpret statistical analyses in genetic problems. Answer questions for quizzes, activities, and Deep Questions with academic integrity. *Topic-specific learning outcomes on BIOL 2040 eClass.
