Solutions Chemistry and Lab Instrumentation (202-314-VA) - Fall 2023

This is the second of a two-course series on College General Chemistry. This course is designed to provide students with a good understanding of the chemistry of aqueous solutions and the application of scientific method to study various other chemical processes that related to their field of study, with an emphasis on the importance of health and safety as well as ethics in conducting scientific experiments. Topics will include solutions and their properties, chemical kinetics and equilibrium, acids and bases, oxidation-reduction, and electrochemistry.

Chemistry for EWM (202-114-VA) - Fall 2023

This is the first of a two-course series on College General Chemistry. This course provides a review of the application of scientific method to study various biological and environmental processes. The course also emphasizes the importance of health and safety as well as ethics in conducting scientific experiments. Topics will include nomenclature, stoichiometry, chemical bonding, and a brief introduction about organic chemistry and organic substances.

Biology for EWM II (101214VA - Winter 2021)

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Winter Zoology

The Birds and the Bees

Invertebrate Life (101314VA - Fall 2020)

This course acquaints the student with the structure, evolution, and relationships of the major invertebrate groups. It introduces the principal anatomical and morphological characteristics and appropriate terminology for the proper identification of invertebrates.

The lecture portion of this course will be conducted online synchronously in Teams.
Initial labs of this course will be conducted on-campus. The remaining labs will be conducted asynchronously both at home and online.

Chemistry for EWM (202-114-VA) - A'19

This is the first of a two-course series on College General Chemistry. This course provides a review of the application of scientific method to study various biological and environmental processes. The course also emphasizes the importance of health and safety as well as ethics in conducting scientific experiments.

Biology for EWM II (101214VA - Winter 2020)

Biology II for EWM

Solution Chemistry (202-311-VA) – A'19

This is the second of a two-course series on College General Chemistry. This course is designed to provide students with a good understanding of the chemistry of aqueous solutions and the application of scientific method to study various other chemical processes that related to their field of study, with an emphasis on the importance of health and safety as well as ethics in conducting scientific experiments


101-111-VA A'18 Cell Biology

202-111-VA General Chemistry Section 01 A18

202-311-VA Solution Chemistry Section 01 A18

Environmental Pollution and Solutions: Sources (145415VA - Winter 2021)

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101-111-VA A'17 General Biology I

101-221-VA H'18 Vertebrate Form and Function 1

This is the first of a two-course series on vertebrate anatomy (study of form) and physiology (study of function). This course will explore the following vertebrate body systems: support, protection and movement; nervous coordination; and chemical coordination.

145-561-VA Ecotoxicology

The objectives are to learn the toxic substances in the four environmental compartments (air, soil, water and biotic components). Techniques of analysis, transformations, environmental cycles, and modes of action are also covered. The effects on plant and animal organisms, ecosystems, and human health are examined. The phases are: 1) the acquisition of knowledge in ecological toxicology and an initiation to the requirements of the workplace; 2) the application of different techniques and equipment for sampling in the field and laboratory, including safety norms and protocols; 3) data analysis and presentation in technical or laboratory reports; 4) professional responsibilities.

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Vertebrate Form and Function 1

This is the first of a two-course series on vertebrate anatomy (study of form) and physiology (study of function). This course will explore the following vertebrate body systems: support, protection and movement; nervous coordination; and chemical coordination.

Invertebrate Zoology (101411VA - Winter 2020)

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Biology for EWM I (101114VA - Fall 2020)

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