BIO 181: General Biology I and Lab

Professor: Dr. James S. Jacob
Fall 2008

Principles of biological science underlying the structure and function of living things: basic chemistry, cells and organelles, enzymes, respiration, photosynthesis, reproduction, genetics, genomics, and evolution. Entry-level course for biology majors and students entering healthcare professions.  Requirement for all advanced biology courses. 4 credits. Three hour lecture and three hour laboratory per week.

Biology 181 is a "hybrid" course.  The lecture component is offered via the Internet.  The required laboratory component will be conducted at the times/locations listed below given sufficient enrollment. You must travel to a campus for the laboratories. Concurrent enrollment in one of the following labs is required. 

* BioLab Section 90890: White Mountain Campus in Show Low, Monday 6:30-9:14 PM, or
* BioLab Section 90844: Little Colorado Campus in Winslow, Tuesday 6:30-9:14 PM, or
* BioLab Secton 90878: White Mountain Campus in Show Low, Tuesday 2:00-4:44 PM, or
* BioLab Secton 90882: White Mountain Campus in Show Low, Wednesday 6:30-9:14 PM.

You must be an experienced Internet user who owns a personal computer with one of the following software configurations to take this course.  A high-speed Internet connection is necessary to support the graphics/video files used in the course.

You will need Adobe Reader, Macromedia Flash player, and Apple QuickTime player loaded on your computer.  All of these programs are free downloads.