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BIO 100 - The Living World
Can we find life elsewhere in the Universe? This is one of the big questions at the forefront of scientific endeavor. It compels us to explore our celestial neighborhood, searching for signs of life in the Solar System and Earth-like planets beyond. In The Living World, you will learn about the search for life as you master concepts in general biology, including key aspects of biodiversity, evolution, cellular biology, molecular biology, ecology, and human anatomy and physiology.
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To be successful in this course, we recommend English language fluency and computer literacy. We also encourage you to make sure your laptop or desktop computer meets the technical requirements .
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Mar. 05, 2024 (8 weeks)
Jun. 18, 2024 (8 weeks)
- Credits: 4
- Length: Self-paced, 8 or 16 weeks
- Cost: $25 + $400
What you’ll learn
- Evolution: The diversity of life changed and diversified over time by processes of mutation, selection, and isolation
- Structure and Function: Basic units of structure establish the function of all living things
- Information Flow, Exchange, and Storage: The macro and microscopic features of organisms result from the expression of genetic information in context
- Pathways of Energy and Matter: Biological systems are built and maintained by chemical transformation pathways that are governed by the laws of thermodynamics
- Biological Systems: Living systems are interconnected and interacting
- Nature of Science: Science proceeds by developing and testing explanations for patterns observed in nature
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The Living World is an innovative course with a format different from most online courses. It is built around interactive activities with rich adaptive feedback. These are not videos or simple readings and quizzes. Usually they are problem-solving activities through which you will be introduced to key concepts, and master them, in a question-driven 'learn-by-doing' approach. Often they will be designed around game-like simulations that you can manipulate, or virtual field trips that you can explore. In some ways, these activities can feel like a serious game! That's not an accident: that's in fact how the pursuit of science feels to professional scientists.
All activities and assessments occur within the interactive BioBeyond Learnspace, which includes modules and associated point values.
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This course includes a lab and satisfies 4 credit hours toward the Natural Science - Quantitative (SQ) General Studies requirement at Arizona State University. It is strongly encouraged that you consult with your institution of choice to determine how these credits will be applied to their degree requirements prior to transferring your credit.
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Biology 101: A Deep Dive into the Wonders of Life
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of biology, the quintessential science of life. From the microscopic intricacies of a cell to the grandeur of ecological systems, Biology 101 offers a panoramic view of life's majestic tapestry.
Our course is more than just a compilation of facts; it's an odyssey that invites you to delve into the dynamic interplay of living organisms and their environment. As we chart the myriad wonders of plant and animal existence, we will also explore the fundamental principles that govern and connect all living beings.
Your Expedition Awaits : We've mapped out a comprehensive journey for you, composed of thirty enriching lessons:
- Setting the Scene: Introduction to Biology
- The Scientific Method: Your Trusty Compass
- Recognizing the Hallmarks of Life
- The Chemical Heartbeat: Role of Chemistry in Biology
- Delving into Chemistry Fundamentals
- Exploring Biochemistry and Allied Sciences
- Zooming In: Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic Cells
- The Powerhouses: Energy Conversion in Cells
- The Genetic Blueprint: From Mendel's Laws to Modern Genetics
- Decoding Patterns of Inheritance ... and 20 more thoughtfully crafted modules, culminating in current ecological discussions.
Each lesson has been meticulously designed to cater to learners of all levels. Whether you're a college student looking for a comprehensive academic resource, a pre-college student aiming to get a head start, or an avid learner keen on understanding the world around you, this course promises an enlightening experience. The content is complemented by vivid diagrams, stimulating assignments, comprehensive review exams, and a plethora of additional resources to enhance your learning journey.
Our course doesn't merely inform – it engages. Critical thinking assignments challenge you to apply what you've learned, fostering a deeper understanding of the subject. The self-paced nature ensures you can progress at your comfort, making learning both flexible and enjoyable.
Biology 101 serves as both a standalone comprehensive guide to the biological world and a personalized tutor to assist in revisiting concepts. The beauty of life is in its details, its broad strokes, and the interconnectedness of it all. With Biology 101, you're not just learning about life; you're experiencing the very essence of it.
Embark on this exhilarating journey with us. Explore, discover, and marvel at the wonders of the living world. Biology 101 is more than a course; it's an adventure waiting to be embarked upon!
Course Motivation
By definition, biology is the science of life or living matter in all its many forms and phenomena. It takes a look at issues like the origins of life, growth and development, reproduction and structure.
Biology is further broken down into many different specialized fields, like microbiology, cellular biology, etc.
Its also served as the arena for a great deal of controversy and debate such as Darwinism vs. Intelligent Design and the like.
Unfortunately, the " science " of it has the potential to scare some people away. Admittedly, being such a huge branch of science, it has the potential to be intimidating. However, if you can break biology down to its basics, and use that as a solid foundation on which to build upon, you'll never have to cower in confusion again!
Enrollment's always open and the materials and lessons are available 24/7.
Biology 101 is an ideal course for college and pre-college students looking for a logical and easy to understand class in a self-paced learning environment. This course is additionally strengthened by integrating clear, well written text, a host of diagrams and pictures, critical thinking assignments and comprehensive lesson reviews and exams for each lesson.
Of course, high school and college students aren't the only people who stand to benefit from this course. Successful completion doesn't require any previous medical or scientific background. In fact, anyone over the age of 13 years is encouraged to enroll.
You'll begin with an introduction to the science of biology and progress through the related chemistry, studying cells, taking a look at the science of genetics and the principles of evolution, plant life, animal life and the delicate system of ecology.
Even better, you won't have to spend an arm and a leg on textbooks or other materials. This class was designed as a stand-alone platform which covers all the major concepts of biology. Everything that you'll need in order to succeed is provided for you immediately upon enrollment. So, not only will you save time in the self-paced environment, you'll also be able to save money as well.
Grades are awarded based on your performance on each of the lessons multiple choice and true or false quizzes (which are worth between 20 and 25 points each). A few lessons will also include a short assignment that is based on lesson facts and opinions that were expressed. You'll need to maintain an average grade of 70% throughout the class in order for successful course completion.
By the time the class is over, you'll have gained a solid and clear understanding of the very science of our existence. You will be well equipped to further your studies in other scientific arenas as well.
While traditional classroom settings demand that you wait for a new quarter or semester to enroll, those delays are moot here. Class enrollment is open and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so there is no reason you can't act now to gain a competitive edge at school or in the workplace.
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Lesson 1: Introduction to the Study of Biology
Lesson 2: Scientific Method
Lesson 3: characteristics of living things, lesson 4: the role of chemistry in biology, lesson 5: chemistry basics, lesson 6: biochemistry and other bio-sciences, lesson 7: comparison of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell structures, lesson 8: energy conversion in eukaryotic cells, lesson 9: mendel's laws and modern genetic terminology, lesson 10: patterns of inheritance, lesson 11: molecular genetics, lesson 12: how dna and rna work, lesson 13: why genes matter to you, lesson 14: introduction to the study of the origins of life, lesson 15: fundamentals of life origins, lesson 16: other considerations in the search of life, lesson 17: the development of an evolutionary principle: a selective overview of the history, lesson 18: how evolution works, lesson 19: speciation, lesson 20: accompanying evolutionary concepts, lesson 21: modern evidence for evolution and common ancestry, lesson 22: why we're here today, lesson 23: dynamics of population, lesson 24: human population dynamics, lesson 25: ecosystem structure, lesson 26: the flow of energy in ecosystems, lesson 27: major ecosystems, lesson 28: biochemical cycles, lesson 29: succession, lesson 30: other topics in ecology, learning outcomes.
- Describe the study of biology.
- Define scientific method.
- Define characteristics of living things.
- Define the role of chemistry in biology.
- Describe chemistry basics.
- Summarize biochemistry and other bio-sciences.
- Recognize the comparison of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell structures.
- Describe energy conversion in eukaryotic cells.
- Define Mendel's Laws and modern genetic terminology.
- Describe patterns of inheritance.
- Describe molecular genetics how DNA and RNA work.
- Determine why genes matter to you.
- Summarize study of the origins of life.
- Describe other considerations in the search of life.
- Summarize the development of an evolutionary principle.
- Describe how evolution works.
- Define speciation.
- Describe dynamics of population.
- Identify human population dynamics.
- Describe ecosystem structure.
- Define major ecosystems.
- Summarize biochemical cycles and succession.
- Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 70% or higher.
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An understanding of the basic characteristics of life is a significant asset to an individual. Individuals live among and relate to myriads of life forms around, on, and within them. As individuals begin to appreciate the diversity and ecological significance of life forms, they begin to function more effectively within the sphere of dominion God has allotted them.
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Unit 1 Chemistry of life Unit 2 Cell structure and function Unit 3 Cellular energetics Unit 4 Cell communication and cell cycle Unit 5 Heredity Unit 6 Gene expression and regulation Unit 7 Natural selection Unit 8 Ecology Unit 9 Worked examples of AP®︎ Biology free response questions Unit 10 AP®︎ Biology standards mappings Course challenge
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of biology with this 23-hour course, covering topics from basic terms to genetic engineering. Credits can be transferred to over 2,000 colleges. ... Biology 101: Intro to Biology has been evaluated and recommended for 3 semester hours, which may be transferred to over 2,000 colleges and universities. ...
10 Best Online Courses in Biology Home » Rankings » 10 Best Online Courses in Biology Share This Post Biology is a basic subject for all college majors. This means that even if you don't want to be a biologist, you still have to take biology classes. This is true if you want to be a teacher.
Crash Course: Ecology. Hank Green teaches you ecology! Learn, study and understand how organisms relate to one another and to their surroundings. Start with the history of life on earth, then cover topics ranging from population ecology, community ecology, ecosystem ecology, to conservation and restoration ecology.
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The ever-reliable CrashCourse returns to our BCG list with Biology by CrashCourse. In eight hours of videos, you will learn about: Carbon, water, biological molecules, plant and animal cells. ATP, respiration, photosynthesis, membranes & transport. Mitosis, meiosis, DNA, heredity, evolution, and genetics.
A 29-hour online course offering comprehensive resources for teaching introductory biology, including video lessons, transcripts, quizzes, and a detailed syllabus. ... This Biology 101 Syllabus Resource & Lesson Plans course is a fully developed resource to help you organize and teach introductory biology. You can easily adapt the video lessons ...
Course Videos 1 Segment 1. Introduction Introduction: Defining Life and Life Classification 2 Segment 2. Plants 3 Segment 3. Aquatic Creatures 4 Segment 4. Avian Creatures 5 Segment 5. Land Animals (Part 1) 6 Segment 6. Land Animals (Part 2) 7 Segment 7. Mankind (Part 1) 8 Segment 8. Mankind (Part 2) 9 Segment 9.