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1 Biol 2108K Fall 2006 Principles of Biology II Lecture Room: 200 GCB Time: Tues. and Thurs 9:30-10:45 AM Credits: 4.0 Text: Life: The Science of Biology by Purves, Sadava, Orians and Heller, 7 th Ed., Sinaur Assoc. & Freeman and Co. Visit the textbook website at for additional exercises Course website: All course materials will be posted on WebVista at: under the course number Professor: Office: Office hours: Office phone: lcarruth@gsu.edu Dr. Laura Carruth 223 Kell Hall Tues. 11:00-12:30pm, Weds. 11:00 noon; if you cannot make office hours then please make an appointment. Lab: Lab Time: Lab manual: Supply card: 330 NSC Weds. or Thurs. Please note that you can only attend the lab time you are registered for To be handed out in class Purchase at GSU bookstore: $25. Buy a $15 and a $10 card. These cards are required for admittance to the lab. Labs begin the first week of the semester on August 23 rd /August 24 th. LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW WITH A "W": Monday October 16, 2006 Objectives and Policies: BIO 2108 is the second part of an introductory course in general biology FOR BIOLOGY MAJORS and will provide basic principles and practical applications of this discipline as outlined in the schedule of lectures at the end of this syllabus. The agenda of this course will strictly adhere to the concepts of science and will not address subjects that are considered pseudoscientific. The student's ability to understand the information in this course will be assessed through exams in lecture, in-class activities, class discussions and a formal writing assignment. There are no extra credit opportunities, underscoring the importance of being prepared and studying hard. Rather than just rote-memorizing the material you will be expected to learn it and combine information in novel ways. This may be a new experience for some students. I expect you to play an active role in the learning process. Learning outcomes: This course will facilitate the development of critical thinking skills through: Application of the Scientific Method, data analysis, data interpretation, appreciation of experimental design and scientific communication. Developing introductory knowledge of evolutionary biology; plant anatomy and physiology; animal anatomy, physiology, and behavior; and population ecology WAC course: This course is a Writing Across the Curriculum or WAC course and is therefore writing intensive. During the semester you will write daily class assignments, there will be essays on
2 every exam, and you will have a lecture paper. Some of your assignments will be submitted using the WAC website at The writing consultant for this class is Ms. Kelli Duncan. The policies and rules for this course are as follows: Attendance: You will not do well in this course if you do not attend lecture. Everyday you will complete a short in-class writing assignment which will be collected and graded with a check, checkplus, or check-minus daily. You will need to complete 25/28 of these in order to get 25 participation points for class (in-class writing assignments below). Four of these assignments will be submitted using the WAC website above. If you have a valid reason to be absent (eg. religious holiday, sports participation, illness) please let me know in advance if possible. In addition, material presented in lecture may not always be in the textbook. Laboratory attendance is mandatory. If a student misses a lecture session, then it is the responsibility of the student to obtain notes, assignments, and any materials handed out in class. Poor attendance correlates strongly with lower grades. This class is the foundation for your other Biology Classes at GSU and you should use this opportunity to prepare your self as thoroughly as possible for your upper division courses. Prerequisites: Biol 2107K (or Biol 1107K and 2800) and Chem If you have not had these prerequisites you may not take this class. Being late for lecture or lab: It is very disruptive to both the instructor and other students when you are late to class. Please be respectful and be on time. Reading: It is expected that students will have read the assigned chapters of the textbook PRIOR to coming to class or lab. This will help you to appreciate the material being presented. Do not wait to do the reading to the night before an exam, you will not do very well with that type of studying. Tests and quizzes: Make-up exams are given only for excused absences, which must be documented and are at the instructor's discretion. The make-up exam will consist of essay and oral exam questions that are considered to be harder than the principle exam. NO MORE THAN ONE MAKE-UP EXAM WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY STUDENT DURING THE SEMESTER. Labs: Every lab session is mandatory. There are no make-up labs! Your lab grade is determined by your lab TA and then given to me to be included as 25% of your final course grade. Grading: Your grade will be determined by the results of 3 lecture exams (two midterms and a final exam, 125 points each), 4 in-class activities (12.5 points each), 1 paper for lecture (75 points), 25 inclass writing assignment points, and lab points (see lab syllabus). All exams will be administered in GCB 200. Cheating will not be tolerated and a grade of 0.0 will be submitted for anyone caught doing so. Points Breakdown: Assignment Point value Percent of final grade Exam I: % Exam II: % Final Exam: % In-Class Activities (12.5 points each) 50 7% Lecture Paper: 75 11% Lecture in-class writing assignments 25 3% Lab quizzes and write ups: % (Lab total is 235 and is 25% of total grade) Total Points Possible: 700 points
3 Assignment of Final Letter Grades: The Department of Biology does not award plus or minus grades. Your grade will be determined using the following scale: Grade Points Percent Scale A 630 and above % B % C % D % F 419 and below 59% and below NOTE: Proper conduct in class and lab is an assignment. If you choose to engage in conduct that is disruptive to other students or the instructor, you will automatically forfeit 10% of your grade for every infraction. This rule will be enforced at the instructor's discretion. The following actions will result in automatic application of this rule: talking in class for any length of time, improper disruptions from irrelevant questions, answering calls on your cell phone. If I need to stop class for any of these reasons, you will have your grade reduced by 10% immediately. University policy on academic honesty: Please read the GSU Student Code of conduct and Polices at All members of the university are responsible for abiding by its tenets. Lack of knowledge of this policy is NOT an acceptable defense to any charge of academic dishonesty. All members of the academic community are expected to report violations of these standards of academic conduct to the appropriate authorities. Copying from other students or plagiarizing information on assignments are violations of the GSU policy on academic honesty. Letters of recommendation: If the program you wish to apply for requires a letter from your instructors, then it is worth thinking about what I would write in a letter about you well before you ask me for one. If you exhibit improper conduct, never participate in class, have poor attendance, or remain invisible to me with the exception of your test scores, then I cannot write a letter for you. Letters of recommendation are written for students of outstanding ability and involvement, or students with average or above average grades that demonstrate hard work and dedication to learning. Need Help? If you experience any academic difficulties, please contact the Counseling Center ( ). The education counselors can assist with time management, reading note taking, and test preparation skills. Students with special needs should also contact the GSU Counseling Center at or go to 106 Courtland Street ( ) and notify Dr. Carruth at the beginning of the semester. If you are having a problem with the course material please ASK FOR HELP EARLY! I cannot help you unless I know you need help and once the semester is over it is too late. Turn off your cell phone and pager when you enter class. If your cell phone rings I WILL answer it. All cell phones must be packed in your bag/put away during exams. Failure to do so will result in your phone being confiscated until the exam is over.
4 Tentative schedule of lectures ** The schedule and assignments are subject to change at the professor s discretion** Date Lecture Lecture Topic Text Chapters Lab W or TH Lab Topic T Aug Introduction, Scientific Method 1 TH Aug History of Life on Earth, Mechanisms of evolution 22, 23 8/23 or 8/24 Introduction, Bring Breakage Cards T Aug Speciation, Phylogenetics 24, 25 TH Aug Molecular evolution 26 8/30 or 8/31 Termite Lab T Sept. 5 5 Bacteria Protists In-Class Activity I TH Sept. 7 6 Fungi 31 9/6 or 9/7 Microbiology A, B and C T Sept Plant Evolution (plants 29, 30 without and with seeds TH Sept Plant Anatomy 35 9/20 or 9/19 Microbiology D In-Class activity II T Sept Transport in Plants Plant hormones TH Sept Exam I 9/20 or 9/21 Plant hormones I T Sept Reproduction in flowering 39 plants TH Sept Plant nutrition Plant Responses 37, 40 9/27 or 9/28 Plant hormones II T Oct Animal Origins and Body 32 Plans TH Oct Ecdysozoans 33 10/4 or 10/5 Lab midterm T Oct Deuterostomes 34 TH Oct Using the GSU library Skye Hardesty, GSU Science Librarian 40 10/11 or 10/12 M, Oct. 16 Last day to withdraw and possibly receive a W T Oct Homeostasis 41 Animal Behavior and Comparative Anatomy TH Oct Animal Development In-Class Activity III 20 10/18 or 10/19 T Oct Animal Hormones 42 Lecture Paper draft due (optional) TH Oct Animal Reproduction 43 10/25 or 10/26 Plant presentations Senses
5 T Oct Exam II TH Nov Neurons and Nervous Systems T Nov Sensory Systems 45 TH Nov Central Nervous System In-Class Activity IV T Nov Muscle Physiology /1 or 11/2 Circulatory system I 46 11/8 or 11/9 Circulatory system II, Muscles TH Nov Gas exchange and respiratory systems Lecture Paper due in class (no late papers accepted) 48 11/15 or 11/16 Nov Thanksgiving Holiday T Nov Circulatory Systems 49 TH Nov Excretory system 51 11/29 or 11/30 T Dec Animal behavior and behavioral ecology TH Dec Population Ecology Review for final TH Dec. 14 *Final Exam at 8:00am* 200 GCB 52, Review for lab final exam Lab final exam
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