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Course Descriptions:
401 Biology
Credit - 1 Unit Pre-requisites
One Year Course
Elective 10-12 Science 9
Biology is a
college preparatory course. Biologists name organisms, name their parts, and
name their processes. Biologists study the relationships of organisms and how
their processes help them to live. As a biologist studies the diversity of the
organisms, the biologist will compare and contrast these relationships and
processes from the simplest to the most complex organism.
Biology builds
on the skills learned in the lower grade sciences in studying the cell through
the primates. Topics covered are photosynthesis, respiration, genetics, and
reproduction from cell to primate through all five kingdoms, as well as the
wealth of organisms and their relationship to each other. Microscope and
dissection work are a necessary part of the course. Most Human topics are not
covered due to the coverage in the Health curriculum.
406 Anatomy
& Physiology Credit - 1 Unit Pre-requisites
One Year Course
Elective 11-12 Biology
Anatomy is the
study of structures of the body, while physiology is the study of how the body
functions. This course intensively studies these topics through the 10 basic
body systems. The body is also studied through comparative study of a
vertebrate organism as a whole as well as individual parts
through dissection and microscopic viewing.
Anatomy and
Physiology is recommended for those students who have completed General Biology
with good grades. Thus Anatomy and Physiology is for those students in grades
11-12 with General Biology as a prerequisite.
Created
by Mrs. Kim Moritz, Bluffton High School
e-mail
moritzk@bf.noacsc.org
Last updated
09/10/07