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Science Courses
Integrated
Science I (20024000) The
purpose of this course is to provide opportunities to
investigate the theories and ideas associated with the
biological, earth, and physical sciences in a way that is
relevant and usable. Students construct science knowledge by
formulating questions, making predictions, planning experiments,
making observations, classifying, interpreting and analyzing
data, drawing conclusions, and communicating
Integrated
Science I Honors (20024100) This
course provides opportunities to
investigate the theories and ideas associated with the
biological, earth, and physical sciences in a way that is
relevant and usable. Students construct science knowledge by
formulating questions, making predictions, planning experiments,
making observations, classifying, interpreting and analyzing
data, drawing conclusions, and communicating
Biology I (20003100) This
course will include the study of the basic structure and
function of both plants and animals. It is designed to develop
ability in making laboratory investigations and develop
awareness of living things in their environments. A practical
study of functions and characteristics of living things is
stressed with emphasis on how and why.
Biology I Honors(20003200)
This course will include the study of the basic structure and
function of both plants and animals. It is designed to develop
ability in making laboratory investigations and develop
awareness structure, and function of cells photosynthesis,
development environmental problems of man.
Marine
Biology (20025000) The
purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the marine environment,
which includes the origin of the oceans, the nature of the
marine habitat, and characteristics of marine life.
Chemistry I (20033400)
A lab-oriented science that includes chemical
calculations, chemical equations, and laboratory experience
involving the use of related lab equipment and methods. This
introductory course is for the student planning for
college. It is a mathematical and theoretical approach to such
topics as atomic balancing equations, and other topics.
Prerequisite: Algebra I.
Chemistry I
Honors (20033500) A
lab-oriented course that
includes calculations, chemical equations, and lab experience
involving the use of related equipment and methods. The emphasis
is on the mathematical and theoretical approach to such topics
as atomic structure and balancing equations.
Chemistry II Honors (20033600)
A program designed to investigate the physical principles and
related mathematical functions beyond the basic level of
inorganic chemistry and general use of the periodic table. The
student will be expected to master both theory and laboratory
techniques in the quantitative and qualitative levels. For college bound students.
Prerequisites: Biology and Chemistry.
Anatomy &
Physiology Honors (20003600)
The purpose of this course is
to enable students to develop understanding of the relationships
between the structures and functions of the human body. Pre-requisites: Biology and Chemistry.
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