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Introduction to Biology : A Comprehensive Guide to DMC-112 for digital media students

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Exploring the Fundamentals of Biology: A Comprehensive Guide to DMC-112

Title: Introduction to Biology     Code: DMC-112
Semester: 2nd    Rating: 3 Credit Hours
Course Description:

This course will provide an introduction into the study of  general biology, starting from basic scientific concepts and processing to chemistry, physics and the natural laws that govern life and all living things. The course continues with studies of living creatures, from the tiny and simple through to the complexities of plants and animals, ending with a basic understanding of ecology and the study of population dynamism.


Learning Outcomes:


The student will be able to
1.  Experience using logic and sound deduction/induction for the critical evaluation of
information;
2. Understand basic biological process common to life;
3. Know the classification and taxonomy – comparing fundamental differences in the forms
and how they may differ;
4. Get and introduction to genetics, heredity and evolution – thus explaining how present-day
organisms may have arisen;

Course Contents:
1. The scientific method. Hypothesis and theory
2. What is biology?
2.1 The nature of living mater
2.2 Molecules: simple and complex
2.3 Bonding
3. Life
3.1 Living matter
3.2 Levels of organization
3.3 Biochemistry
3.4 The cell: animal and plant
3.5 Cell communication
3.6 Membranes and their importance
4. Energy
4.1 Types of energy
4.2 Thermodynamics
4.3 Redox reactions
4.4 ADP/ATP
4.5 Enzymes
4.6 Internal respiration
4.7 Photosynthesis
5. Genetics
5.1 DNA and its replication
5.2 Chromosomes
5.3 Mitosis and Meiosis
5.4 Egg and sperm formation
5.5 Mendel and his pea
5.6 Multiple alleles
5.7 Genes and environment
6. Evolution
6.1 Darwin and his theories
6.2 Natural selection
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6.3 Evidence for evolution
6.4 Speciation
7. The Diversity of Life
7.1 Viruses
7.2 Bacteria
7.3 Archaea
7.4 Eukaryotes
7.5 Protista
7.6 Fungi
8. Plants
8.1 Plant structure
8.2 Plant physiology
8.3 Plant cell types
8.4 Primary and secondary growth
8.5 Plant reproduction
9. Animal Anatomy & Physiology
9.1 Tissue types
9.2 Organ systems
9.3 CNS & PNS
9.4 The brain
9.5 Endocrine system
9.6 Immune system
9.7 Blood, respiration, digestion
9.8 Renal system
9.9 Human reproduction
10. Assignments

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