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Please make sure
that you are checking your UNCC email account.
I have been sending some important information
via email!
12/16/09
12/09/08
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Make sure
you have reviewed the pre-exam handout listed in
the 11.25 announcements. The final exam is
Tuesday, December 16 at 8:00 in our normal
classroom.
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As voted
on in class today, we will have two
review sessions.
The first is Thursday at 9:30 in Room 261. The
second is Monday at 11:00 in Room 261.
Here is a running list
of the "new" material for the new section on the
final exam:
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Inheritance of
Human Genetic Disorders (pages 85-87)
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Examples of Human
Genetic Disorders (pages 88-89)
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Introduction to
Public Health and the Immune System (pages 90 -
91)
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What is antibiotic
resistance (pages 92-93)
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An overview to
selected bacterial infections (pages 94-97)
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Viruses (page 98)
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Details on
selected viruses (pages 99-101)
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Click
here
for the BONUS information for the final!
1/25/08
11/18/08
11/13/08
11/11/08
11/6/08
10/21/08
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Review sessions for
the exam will be Thursday at 7:00am and Friday
at 9:00am. Both will be in Woodward 261.
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Here is the
pre-exam handout
- make sure to read this!
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Please
double check the SI schedule for Thursday rooms.
10/14/08
Make sure to check your email from today!
As we
approach our next exam, here are some reminders of
topics you should be reviewing:
1. Movement
in and out of cells - this is a self study and the
information you need is located in the 10/1
announcements (this includes outlines and graphics)
2.
Photosynthesis - see the graphics in the 9/30
announcements
3. Cellular
respiration - here are some
animations
for you (make sure to enable macros).
4.
Applications of cellular respiration - click here
for the
outlines
completed. You also need to view the
PowerPoint I
have prepared for you. See the handout that will be
distributed in class on Thursday 10/16.
5. Cell
division - the introduction to this topic will be
presented in class Thursday.
10/1/08
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As
promised in class, you will be working on the
topic of transport into and out of cells on your
own. Here are the
filled in outlines (make sure to
use this to fill in the one in your coursepack)
and
diagrams
that you will need (make sure to use the
diagrams). When you are done, you should be able
to complete the study questions and the practice
quizzes.
9/30/08
9/16/08
Click here
for the pre-exam handout! Make sure you read this
information.
9/8/08
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Clickers
will be used for participation credit starting
tomorrow!
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Have you
tried SI yet? Check out the schedule under
the Supplemental Instruction link.
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Make sure
you have completed your first two sets of study
questions (in the coursepack) and practice
quizzes (click the practice quizzes tab)
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Here is a
set of diagrams on
cells
(the ones I used in class)
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Here is a
set of diagrams on
chemistry
(the ones I used in class)
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Click
here for an
activity on chemical
bonding (this is supplemental - I
will not be taking this up)
8/13/08
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Welcome to Biology
1110!
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Click here
for a link to the class survey - please complete
this within the first two weeks of class
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Click here
for a basic set of
instructions on how to operate the clickers we
will be using this semester.
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Biology 1110
labs will meet for the first time during the week
of September 8. Attendance at the first lab
meeting is mandatory.
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Click here
to see the study strategies
workshops and online tutorials offered by The
University Center for Academic Excellence.
This is a great way to start off the semester.
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If you
would like a very quick (less than 3 minutes)
assessment of your leaning preferences,
click here for the VARK assessment.
This will analyze your learning preferences and
provide helpful information when you click the
help-sheets associated with your particular learning
preferences.
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