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Catherine Genevieve Barretto-Lagunzad
Faculty, Institute of Biology
Bio 1:Contemporary Topics
in Biology
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Course Info
Course Number: Biology 1
Course Title: Contemporary Issues in Biology
School: Institute of Biology, College of ScienceUniversity of the Philippines Diliman
Semester: 2nd Semester School Year: 2012
13Number of Units: 3 units
Instructor: Catherine Genevieve Barretto-
Lagunzad
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Course Description
Biology 1 Contemporary Topics in Biology
is a 3-unit course designed to provide non-biology majors the basic knowledge needed inunderstanding and appreciating the nature oflife sciences. The ultimate goal of the course isto provide students the necessary information,skills and tools that can help them makeinformed judgment about contemporary issuesand concerns related to biology.
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Course Outline
I. Exploring Life The Concept of Life
Manifestations of Life
Life Structure, Function andControl
Methods in the Study of Biology
II. Reproduction Asexual and Sexual Reproduction
Sex and Diversity of Life
Reproductive Health
Assisted Reproductive
TechnologyIII. Genetics Laws and Patterns of Inheritance
Molecular Genetics
Modern Biotechnology
IV. Evolution Species Concept
Mechanisms and Evidences
Evolutionary Theories
Evolution of Sex
V. Ecology Ecosystem Concepts
Environmental Issues andConcerns
VI. Other Current Topics Student Group Reports
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Suggested Reading
Starr C, R Taggart, C Evers and L
Starr. 2012. BIOLOGY: The Unity
and Diversity of Life, 12th Edition.
Thomson Brooks/Cole USA.
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Course Requirements
Lectures & DiscussionsQuizzes , Seatwork, HomeworkGroup Report4 Long ExamsSpecial Term ProjectClass Participation
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Course Requirements
REQUIREMENTS
2 Long exams 200
Quizzes 100
Assignments, Seatwork,
Class Participation &Attendance
50
Group Report 50
TOTAL 400
90 100 1
85
89 1.2580 84 1.5
75 79 1.75
70 74 2
65 69 2.25
60-64 2.555-59 2.75
50-54 3
45-49 4
40-44 5.0INC Incomplete NeedsCompletion
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Classroom Policies
1. You will be seated in class according to a seat plan which will befollowed for the whole semester. Bring 2 (1X1) ID pictures.
2. The Course syllabus is a guide to be used accordingly during the
semester. It includes the outline of topics to be covered in each
meeting. Please read the discussion on the topics in your textbook
before coming to class.
3. All extra material for reproduction (hard copies of lectures, additional
reading material, etc.) will be given to the class beadle.
4. ALL COMMUNICATION DEVICES must be in silentmode and CAN
NOT BE USED during class. Laptops and other electronic devices
will NOT be allowed in the classroom except during reporting.
5. No more than 6 missed meetings equivalent to nine hours. There isno distinction between excused and unexcused absences.
Attendance will be checked in the first 15 minutes at the beginning of
the class. It is the students obligation to inform the beadle that
he/she was at most 15 minutes late; otherwise the attendance
record will reflect an absence. Tardiness of more than 15 minutes willbe considered an absence.
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Classroom Policies
7. Take careful note ofdeadlines for submission of course
requirements.
8. Audio-recording and videotaping of lectures are not allowed. These
constitute a grave misconduct of invasion of privacy
9. Quizzes may cover topics previously or currently taken or those to
be discussed for the day. There will be no make up for missed
quizzes. Automatic zero grade for missed quizzes.
10. Class participation includes attendance and active participation in
class discussions.11. The classroom is a place of learning. Whatever your reason for
being here, it is expected that you behave consistently with the
purpose of academic achievement.
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Index Cards Please!
(FRONT SIDE)1 x 1
picture(do not glue!)
Name (in full, PRINTED SURNAME FIRST):
NicknameYr. and Course:
Contact No:
Email address:
Birthday :Natural Science subjects taken:
On a 3 x 5 inch index card:
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Index Cards Please!
(REVERSE SIDE)The topic I would like to be taken up in class is
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Consultation Hours
Wednesdays & Fridays 1:00 pm 2:30 pm
Or by appointment
09178740293
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Group Report
1. Group yourselves,with 5 members to agroup
2. Choose a topic to
report on3. You may modify your
topic to a related one,with my consent.
4. Submit an outline ofyour report
5. You may be flexiblewith the format of youroral presentation as
long as it falls within25 minutes.
Content 25%
Organization 25% Mastery 25%
Visual Aids/Effectivecommunication/ 25%
Audience Impact------------------
Grade from classmates
Grade from instructor
What to do
Grading criteria:
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Group Report Evaluation
EXCELLENT VG GOOD FAIRPOOR
Content 5 4 3 2 1
Organization 5 4 3 2 1 Mastery 5 4 3 2 1
Visual Aids 5 4 3 2 1
Audience Impact and Effective communication
Evaluator:
Topic of the Report
Date:
Grading criteria:
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EXCELLENT VG GOOD FAIRPOOR
Content 5 4 3 2 1
Organization 5 4 3 2 1 Mastery 5 4 3 2 1
Visual Aids 5 4 3 2 1
Audience Impact and Effective communication
COMMENTS:________________________________________________________________
Name Total score
Reporter 1 _____________________ _________
Reporter 2 _____________________ _________
Reporter 3 _____________________ _________
Reporter 4 _____________________ _________
Reporter 5 _____________________ _________
On a sheet of paper:
Group Number of Evaluators and List of the Group members
present:
Group Number of Reporters:
Title of the Report:Date: