BioG 1101 - 1102

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Study Tips for BioG 1001-1002 (pdf file)

Syllabus for BioG 1001 (pdf file)

Strategies for Improving Your Performance in BioG 1101: Questionnaire

Osmosis Worksheet

Dates for Practice Exam 1 and Review Sessions

Practice Exam 1 (pdf file)

Practice Exam 2 (pdf file)

Practice Exam 3 (pdf file)

Study Questions for BioG 1101 Lectures by Week (pdf files):

• Week 1: Lecture 1 (28 August), Evolution (course introduction; no biological content); Lecture 2 (31 August), Unity and Diversity of Life
• Week 2: Lecture 3 (2 September), Chemistry and the Origin of Life; Lecture 4 (4 September) Macromolecules I: Energy; Lab lecture by Dr. Chen (7 September) Scientific Process/Orientation Behavior
• Week 3: Lecture 6 (9 September), Macromolecules II: Information); Lecture 7 (11 September), Membrane Structure & Function); Lecture 8 (14 September), The Composition of Cells
• Week 4: Lecture 9 (16 September), Cell Evolution; Lecture 10 (18 September), Cell Division
• Week 5: Lecture 12 (23 September), Catch Up and Review; Lecture 13 (25 September), Reactions and Enzymes; Lecture 14 (28 September), Bioenergetics I
• Week 6: Lecture 15 (30 September), Bioenergetics II; Lecture 17 (2 October), Bioenergetics III; Lab lecture by Dr. Hester (5 October), Biology of Protista; Review Questions
• Week 7: Lecture 18 (7 October), Multicellularity: Cell Diversification; Lecture 19 (9 October), Multicellularity: Cell Signaling); 12 October Fall Break; Review Questions
• Week 8: Lecture 20 (14 October), Immune System; Lecture 21 (16 October), Plant Growth and Development, Dr. Turgeon; Lecture 22 (19 October), Lab lecture by Dr. Hester - Origins of Algal Diversity; Review Questions
• Week 9: Lecture 23 (21 Octotober), Nutrient Procurement; Lecture 24 (23 October), Transport Systems in Plants; Lecture 25 (26 October), Circulation and Gas Exchange; Review Questions for Group Discussion in Class
• Week 10: Lecture 26 (28 October), Osmoregulation and Excretion; Lecture 27, (30 October), Hormones and Chemical Control; Lecture 28 (2 November), Lab lecture by Dr. Chen - Animal Organ Systems
• Week 11: Lecture 29 (4 November), Thermoregulation; Lecture 30, (6 November), Nobel Prize 2008; Lecture 31 (9 November), How Neurons Work
• Week 12: Lecture 32 (11 November), Synapses; Lecture 33 (13 November) Sensory Systems; Lecture 34 (16 November), Lab lecture by Dr. Hester - Enzymes; Review Questions for Group Discussion in Class

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Comments to Introductory Biology: biology_1101@cornell.edu

Revised: November 23, 2009
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