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Biology 101 Sect 2 9 30 TuTh 103 Stone Center DATE Dr Jean DeSaix DRAFT jdesaix email unc edu Spring 2012 962 1068 302 Coker 929 1580 Home SUBJECT READING optional in parenthesis Tu 10 Jan 1 Th Tu Th Tu Th Tu 12 Jan 17 Jan 19 Jan 24 Jan 26 Jan 31 Jan 2 3 4 5 6 7 Th 2 Feb 8 Tu Th Tu Th Tu Th 7 Feb 9 Feb 14 Feb 16 Feb 21 Feb 23 Feb 9 10 11 12 13 14 Course materials Process of Science Molecules Cell Structure Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Cell Function Transport Harvesting Energy Photosynthesis Test I includes syllabus Sakai Cell Cycle Mitosis Meiosis Introduction to Inheritance Inheritance continued Introduction to DNA Protein Synthesis Tu 28 Feb 15 Test II Th 1 Mar 16 Tu Th Tu Th Tu Th Gene Regulation SPRING BREAK 13 Mar 17 Human Genome 15 Mar 18 DNA Technology 20 Mar 19 Evolution Population Genetics 22 Mar 20 Speciation Classification 27 Mar 21 Plant Reproduction Development 29 Mar 22 Chemical Regulation in Animals Tu 3 Apr 23 Th Tu Th Tu Th Tu TH 5 Apr 10 Apr 12 Apr 17 Apr 19 Apr 24 Apr 3 May 24 Animal Reproduction 25 Hormonal Control of Reproduction 26 Biosphere Population Ecology 27 Community Ecosystem Ecology 28 Behavior FINAL EXAM 1 2 US site see Sakai 3 4 16 1 16 7 5 6 7 8 11 16 11 19 8 9 9 10 1 10 9 10 10 10 18 11 1 11 12 10 22 23 Ch 12 1 2 6 10 17 13 14 31 9 31 15 33 1 33 9 26 Test III 27 27 34 1 4 9 14 36 37 35 8 AM Required Course Resources The required book is Campbell Concepts and Connections 7e by Jane Reece et al MasteringBiology the web based homework and study site must be included See Sakai unc edu for how to sign into MB All course materials including your notes and assignments are covered by University Copyright Policy http www unc edu campus policies copyright 20policy 2000008319 pdf 3Jan2012 January 4 2012 5 00 PM Grading Tests Each test will be 45 multiple choice questions worth 2 points for 90 points total If a test is missed with acceptable excuse the other two tests will be averaged to make up the missing grade If you miss a test you must HANDWRITE an excuse explaining what circumstance beyond your control caused you to be absent You must give that note to me in class There is no option to drop a test grade and there are no extra credit options Tests will not be cumulative Potential grading mistakes must be discussed before the next test Compare your grade from ConnectCarolina with the score you get by comparing your answers with the Test answers posted on Sakai We have never found a mistake on the machine scored tests but you have the right to be sure you re not the first The final exam 8 am groan Thursday May 3 in this room will also be worth 90 points and will be cumulative The tests and final will each count equally and will together make up 90 of your grade There will also be homework from Mastering Biology see the Sakai site for how to sign into the site The homework will make up 10 of your grade For each of the first two tests and after the third test I will give you an estimated letter grade scale I do not have a pre determined scale such as 93 100 is an A although the scale is usually similar to a 10 Percentage point scale In Biology the grade of C is average In other words the average student will get a C More students will get a C than will get any other grade It is not a bad thing to get a C in Biology 101 It should not dissuade you from being a biology major or continuing in science It means you did as well as the average Carolina student Homework You are fortunate to have a great study tool in the Web based program Mastering Biology The program is keyed to your book and you will benefit greatly from your use of it Almost every class period will have a homework associated with it Most are due before class some after so pay attention to the due dates The homework has a time and day that it is due with no credit for late work so since your time and the program s time may not by synced exactly plan to get it finished and submitted well before the time it is due I recommend that you not begin any homework later than 10pm on the evening it is due Although there may be a published estimate of the time an assignment takes student times vary considerably Aim to have it done 12 hours in advance This homework is generally not hard and is meant as much to offer additional learning as to test you Be sure you do all assignments The first assignment is also designed to test out your system and how it works with the Mastering Program If you have difficulties try a different browser or a different computer If all else fails contact tech support for the program If you email be before 11 pm on an evening that homeworks are due to tell me you are having technology problems I will extend your deadline Everything about the homework program and the Mastering Biology website is copyright I remind you of the agreement you sign when you register for the program which indicates Login credentials login name username and password may not be shared with others or otherwise disclosed to unauthorized third parties for any purpose whatsoever Except as you may be expressly permitted by this Agreement you may not use modify adapt reformat download upload post reproduce broadcast publish display perform transfer or redistribute any Materials in any form format or media or by means of any technology without obtaining the prior written authorization of Pearson and any other owner of the Intellectual Property Rights in such Materials You may not reproduce use sell transmit publish broadcast or otherwise disseminate or distribute Materials from the Website to anyone including but not limited to others in the same company school college or other organization whether or not for a charge or other consideration including but not limited to use in with course packets or with courses which do include the Website part of the curriculum January 4 2012 5 00 PM You may not post Materials from the Website including your answers to any homework or test questions provided by the Website to newsgroups mail lists electronic bulletin boards homework sites content aggregators file storage services or any other on line destination You may not reproduce any illustrations charts photographs outlines extensive text excerpts chapters or ebooks included in the Materials for any use outside of the class with which the Website is being used Any breach of this agreement is punishable in a court of …


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