ACADEMIC SCIENCE
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ACADEMIC BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY |
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ACADEMIC BIOLOGY |
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ACADEMIC CHEMISTRY |
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5 CREDITS |
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5 CREDITS |
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Description:
This course offers a student a |
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Description:
This course provides an excellent |
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comprehensive approach to Biology. |
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overview of Chemistry. Topics include the |
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The
course introduces the student to cell study |
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study
of matter, chemical reactions, |
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and
moves through molecular biology and |
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aqueous solutions, and nuclear chemistry. |
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heredity,
preparing students for microorganism, |
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TOPICS: |
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plants, and animals. Included in the course |
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--Matter
and Change |
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is a section on Creation Science. |
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--Measurements
and Calculations |
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TOPICS: |
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--Organization
of Matter |
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--Biological
Principles |
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--Atoms,
The Building Blocks of Matter; |
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--Cells |
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--Arrangement
of Electrons in Atoms |
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--Genetics |
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--The
Periodic Law; Chemical Bonding |
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--Evolution |
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--Language
of Chemistry |
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--Creation
Science |
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--Chemical
Formulas |
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--Classification |
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--Chemical
Compounds |
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--Ecology |
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--Chemical
Equations and Reactions |
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--Microorganism |
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--Stoichiometry; Phrases of Matter |
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--Plants |
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--Physical
Characteristics of Gases |
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--Invertebrates |
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--Molecular
Composition of Gases |
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--Vertebrates |
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--Liquids
and Solids |
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--Human
Biology |
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--Solutions
and their Behavior |
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--Ions
in Aqueous Solutions |
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--Acids
and Bases |
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--Acid-Base
Titration and pH |
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--Chemical
Reactions |
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--Reaction
Energy and Reactions |
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--Chemical
Equilibrium |
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--Oxidation
Reduction Reactions |
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--Organic
and Nuclear Chemistry |
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--Other
Organic Compounds |
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--Nuclear
Chemistry |
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PHYSICS |
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HUMAN ANATOMY |
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5 CREDITS |
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5 CREDITS |
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Description:
This course covers mechanics, |
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Description:
This course covers the basics of |
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motion,
energy, electricity and magnetism, |
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the
structure and functions of the body with |
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wave phenomena, light and atomic structure. |
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an emphasis on homeostasis. |
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TOPICS: |
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TOPICS: |
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--What
is Physics? |
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--Introduction
to the Human Body |
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--Displacement
and Velocity |
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--The
Chemical Basis of the Body |
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--Two-Dimensional
Motion and Vectors |
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--Cells:
the Basis of Life; Tissues |
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--Forces
and the Laws of Motion |
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--Organs
and Systems; Overview of the |
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--Work
and Energy |
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Human Body |
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--Momentum
and Collisions |
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--Systems
that Cover, Support, or Move |
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--Rotational
Motion and the Law of Gravity |
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the Body |
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--Fluid
Mechanics |
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--The
Integumentary System |
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--Properties
of Gas |
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--The
Skeletal System |
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--Heat;
Thermodynamics |
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--The
Muscular System |
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--Vibrations
and Waves |
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--Systems
that control Communication |
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--Sound;
Light and Reflection |
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--Organization
of the Nervous System |
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--Characteristics
of Light |
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--The
Special Senses and Functional Aspects |
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--Refraction;
Interference and Diffraction |
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of the Nervous System |
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--Electric
Forces and Fields |
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--The
Endocrine System |
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--Electrical
Energy and Capacitance |
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--Systems
that Transport and Protect |
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--Current
and Resistance |
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--The
Blood |
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--Circuits
and Circuit Elements |
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The
Cardiovascular System |
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--Magnetism |
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--The
Lymphatic System |
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--Induction
and Alternating Current |
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--Metabolic
Processing Systems |
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--Atomic
Physics; Quantum Mechanics |
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--The
Respiratory System |
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--Subatomic
Physics |
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--The
Digestive System |
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--Nutrition
and Metabolism |
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--The
Urinary System; The Cycle of Life |
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--The
Reproductive System |
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--Human
Development and Inheritance |
