Teaching |
Biol 101 Principles of Biology (Lecture Section 3) |
Class Resources:Textbook: Biological Science by Freeman, 2nd edition Instructor: Dr. Joel L. Carlin (address as "Joel" or "Dr. Carlin," whatever you prefer) Office: Nobel Hall of Science 336; Phone: 933-6305; E-mail: jcarlin@gustavus.edu Office hours: 50 minute periods beginning at: Mon 10.30am, Tue 9am, Wed 12.30pm, Fri 1.30pm. Accessibility: I prefer to consult with you during posted office hours. Outside of these posted hours, an open office door means that you are welcome to ask questions, otherwise please e-mail me for an appointment. I am very willing to make appointments for odd hours, although this is not in effect after 5pm the night before an exam! Lab Instructors: If you have questions or concerns specifically about lab, or you need to change lab sections permanently, please contact Eric Elias at eelias@gac.edu. Tutors: Tutors will be available in NHS 224 (the Biology Library) during specific times, to be posted soon.
Course DescriptionWe will survey general principles common to all life. Biology is a multidisciplinary science that requires understanding of chemistry, physics, and mathematics. With this background we will explore biological disciplines in four sections:
Course Goals
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Protein structure occurs at many levels in hemoglobin
Polydactyly results from changes in developmental genes
Primary productivity in the winter Agulhas current |