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Biology 10 Course Information Lab Schedule  Spring 2012
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Schedule
Time
Location
 Bio 10 Lecture
MW 9:20-10:45 am
SM 36
Office Hours
MW 8:15-9:05 am
SM 55D
Bio 10 Lab Monday 10:55- 2:05pm
SM 51
Bio 10 Lab
Wednesday 12:35-3:45 pm
SM 51


Course Textbook:
Sylvia Mader Biology
 


 

"Within 24 hours, you will forget at least half of what was said in the lecture"
 

(Ace Center St. Charles Community College).

How to Take Effective Notes

One of the stated Student Learningt Outcomes for this section is to focus on how you take notes in lecture and to work on how to improve the quality of lecture notes you take. Time spent on this skill will reap rewards not only in this class but in all other classes.

The West Valley College Tutorial Center has resources that exemplify how  notes should be taken in lecture and how to write up these notes making them into valuable learning tools. There is some degree of overlap between different sources (which suggests that the points repeated are worth repeating....), but notive that they all feature the same basic routine:

1. Come prepared
2. Take notes using a system that you understand
3. Write up your notes adding in details and filling in blanks within 24 hours of lecture..

St. Charles Community College
Cornell Note Taking Method
Cornell Note Taking Rubric

Cómo Tomar Apuntes en Clase

Good Listening in Class

Lecture Note Guide featuring examples and rubric
 
 
 
 



 
 
Study Guides.doc
Practice Exam (Due February 13 at 9:20am)
Midterm 1
Midterm 2
Midterm 3
Final Study Guide
Cumulative Final
Final Grades

 




Handouts .doc
Lecture Greensheet
Lecture Syllabus
Lab Greensheet

  Many of the handouts that you will recieve during the semester are available here to download in PDF format. Simply select the item you are interested in and click on the PDF link (you will need Adobe Reader to view and print these documents - get Adobe Reader here (free download).
 


 
 Study Guides .doc
Lecture Outline .pdf

Lecture 1 Introduction to Bio 10
Chapter 1 A View of Life Lecture 2 A View of Life
Chapters 2 and 3  Lecture 3 Chemistry for Biology
Chapter 4 Cell Structure and Function  Lecture 4 Cell Structure and Function
Chapter 5 Membrane Structure and Function Lecture 5 Membrane Structure and Function 
Chapter 6 Metabolism Energy and Enzymes
Lecture 6 Metabolism Energy and Enzymes
Chapter 7 Photosynthesis and Chapter 8 Cellular Respiration Lecture 7 Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Chapter 34 Digestive System  Lecture 8 Digestive System
Chapter 34 Nutrition Lecture 9 Nutrition
Chapter 32 Cardiovascular System Lecture 10 Cardiovascular System
Chapter 35 Respiratory System
Lecture 11 Respiratory System
Chapter 9 Cell Division  Lecture 12 Cell Division
Chapter 12 Molecular Biology of the Gene Lecture 13 Structure and Function of DNA and Gene Expression
Chapter 41 Reproductive Systems Lecture 14 Reproductive Systems

Lecture 15 Reproductive Systems
Chapter 10 Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction Lecture 16 Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
Chapter 11 Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance
Lecture 17 Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance Respiratory System
Chapter 14 Biotechnology and Genomics
Lecture 18 Biotechnology and Genomics
Chapter 47 Conservation of Biodiversity
Lecture 19 Conservation and Biodiversity
Chapter 15 Darwin and Evolution
Lectures 20 Darwin and Evolution
Chapter 16 How Populations Evolve Lecture 21 Natural Selection
Chapter 17 Speciation and Macroevolution
Lecture 22 Speciation and Macroevolution
Chapter 44 Population Ecology
Lectures 23 Population Ecology
Chapter 45 Community Ecology 24  Community Ecology 
Chapter 45 Ecosystems
Lecture 25  Ecosystems 
Chapter 46 Ecosystems of the Biosphere Lecture 26 Major Ecosystems of the Biosphere
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