Biology, Part 2
BIOL 043 | High School | 0.50 Credit Hours
In this course, students will continue studying life but with a progressively wider lens by discovering the variety of life that has evolved, determining how to categorize different living things and comparing how these living things interact with their environment. This is the second course in a two-part Biology series. This course also encompasses Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
BIOL 043 | High School | 0.50 Credit Hours
In this course, students will continue studying life but with a progressively wider lens by discovering the variety of life that has evolved, determining how to categorize different living things and comparing how these living things interact with their environment. This is the second course in a two-part Biology series. This course also encompasses Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
BIOL 043 | High School | 0.50 Credit Hours
In this course, students will continue studying life but with a progressively wider lens by discovering the variety of life that has evolved, determining how to categorize different living things and comparing how these living things interact with their environment. This is the second course in a two-part Biology series. This course also encompasses Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
*This course takes a minimum of 8 weeks to complete, as there are experience activities in the course that cannot be completed in less time.*
Course Details
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Biology, Part 1 (BIOL 041) or equivalent (recommended).
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Module 1: Genetic Patterns—Genetics, Part 1
Module 2: Genetic Patterns—Genetics, Part 2
Module 3: Genetic Patterns—Inheritance and Variation of Traits, Part 1
Module 4: Genetic Patterns—Inheritance and Variation of Traits, Part 2
Module 5: Genetic Patterns—Biotechnology
Module 6: Evolutionary Change—Evolution through Natural Selection, Part 1
Module 7: Evolutionary Change—Evolution through Natural Selection, Part 2
Module 8: Evolutionary Change—Changes in Species Over Time, Part 1
Module 9: Evolutionary Change—Changes in Species Over Time, Part 2
Module 10: Evolutionary Change—Systems of Organization, Part 1
Module 11: Evolutionary Change—Systems of Organization, Part 2
Module 12: Evolutionary Change—Systems of Organization, Part 3
Module 13: Interactions with Organisms and Environment—Ecosystems, Part 1
Module 14: Interactions with Organisms and Environment—Ecosystems, Part 2
Module 15: Final Report -
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This course is self-contained, which means you do not need a separate biology book. There are video segments in each unit. These videos are important, and you will be tested on the information they contain. It will also be helpful to have access to the larger internet because many of the lessons point to websites that will increase your understanding of the material. While the websites will help you understand the topics better, all assignment and test questions will come exclusively from the course material. If a website is no longer accessible, you are welcome to enjoy learning about the concept by looking for other sites on the internet; however, you are not required to do so.
This course comprises both original content and materials from an open source online textbook. If you ever would like to know more about a particular topic, you may find additional material in the textbook.