The Complete High School and College Biology

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What you will learn

College and High School Organic Biology

Introduction to Biology

Habitat

Sense Organs

Cell

Digestive systems

Genetics

Nutrition and much more

Description

Biology is fun when you learn from the best tutors. At Go2uni, we present you “The Complete High School and College Biology”. We start from the basics and take a deep dive with clear examples and exercises to ensure every concept is understood.

Go2uni presents seasoned tutors with years of experience to offer you The Complete High School and College, the Biology course you need to ace your exams.

This course will demystify Biology with tonnes of examples, work-through exercises, and take-home exercises. If you are dreaming of starting a STEM-based career, then this is for you. This course offers you the proper foundation and makes you stand out as a star student in Biology.

This course covers all you need to know in Biology. Starting from a quick introduction to biology, Sense Organs,Habitat, Cell reaction to its environment, Tissues and supporting system, Cellular Respiration, Transport systems, and much more. We use visually descriptive teaching with fun exercises that cover exam questions. This is done to ensure you have clarity on all topics, simplifying Biology and ensuring you ace your exams without sleepless nights.

Who this course is for:


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. College students

.University students who want to brush up

· Anyone with a passion for learning foundational Biology

English
language

Content

Introduction
Introduction
Introduction to biology
Introduction to biology part1
Introduction to biology part2
Sense organs
Objectives
Introduction
Parts of the eye
Functions of the eye
Eye defects
The ear as a sense organ
The Skin as a sense organ
The nose as a sense organ
The tongue as a sense organ
Habitat
Objectives
Introduction
Marine habitat
Estuarine Habitat
Freshwater habitat
Terrestrial habitat
Practice questions
Cell reaction to its environment
Objectives
Movement
Tactic movement
Nastic movement
Tropic movement
Reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction 2
Sexual reproduction
Tissues and supporting system
Objectives
Definition of tissues and skeleton
Forms and components of skeletal materials
Types of skeleton
The skull
The vertebral column
Joints
Supporting tissues in plants
Cellular respiration
Objectives
Definition of cellular respiration
Types of respiration
Anaerobic respiration
Transport system
Objectives
Definition of Transport system
Mechanism of transport system
Vertebrate circulatory systems
The blood vessels
The human heart
Digestive system
Objectives
Introduction
Alimentary tracts of some animals
Alimentary canal in man
Mechanism of feeding in some animals
Process of feeding in Protozoa, Hydra
Dentition
Practice questions
Genetics
Objectives
Introduction
Genetic terminologies
The Gene
Summary of the DNA
Variation
The Punnett table
Back cross
Test cross
Sex determination
Sex linked characters
Illustration of colour blindness
Haemophilia
Albinism
Baldness
Sickle cell Anaemia
Application of Heredity
Respiratory system
Objectives
Introduction
Types of Respiration
Stages of Respiration
Conditions necessary for respiration
Organisms and their respiratory organ
Mechanism of respiration in living organism
Respiration in mammals
Respiratory system in plants
Practice questions
Nutrition
Objectives
Definition of Nutrition
Autotrophic Nutrition
Heterotrophic Nutrition
Photosynthesis
Mineral requirements of plant
Sources, functions and deficiency symptoms of some vitamins
Balance diet
Food test
Digestive Enzymes
Reproduction
Objectives
Introduction
Asexual reproduction
Budding
Vegetative propagation
Fragmentation
Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
Classification of flowers based on ovary types
Types of flowers
Pollination
Agents of pollination
Features of agents of pollination
Placentation
Fertilization in flowering plants
Reproduction in Humans
Structures and functions of male reproductive organ
Introduction to female reproductive organ
Structure and functions of female reproductive organ
Reproductive behaviours
Importance of courtship behaviours
Forms of courtship behaviours 1
Forms of courtship behaviours 2
Excretion
Objectives
Definition of terms
Excretion in living organism
The kidney as excretory organ
Kidney disease
Excretion and gaseous exchange in plant
Practice questions
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