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BS 161

BS 161
Course Description
The goal of this course is to build foundational understanding of cellular organization and major cellular processes such as gene expression and regulation, metabolism, and cell division. Students will demonstrate this understanding through creating models and scientific arguments, while also learning the vocabulary needed to discuss the concepts with others and deepen understanding for future courses.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to do the following:
1. Develop models of major cellular structures, including molecular-level detail
2. Describe major cellular processes for maintenance and growth, including molecular-level detail 
3. Describe how cellular structures and processes are connected or related
4. Use models to predict how cellular structures and processes are affected by mutations or chemicals
5. Use biological data and principles to construct scientific arguments
6. Accurately use course vocabulary in models, explanations, and scientific arguments
7. Develop organizational and teamwork skills to complete assignments fully and on-time