Biology is a branch of science dealing with the study of life and living organisms.
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Biology Overview
- MIT – Fundamentals of Biology (7.01SC), Lecturer: Eric Lander
- 39 videos, approximately 45 minutes each
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- MIT – Introductory Biology (7.014), Lecturer: Graham Walker
- 34 lectures, approximately 45 minutes each
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- Carnegie Mellon – Introduction to Biology (Open + Free)
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- UC Irvine – Mathematical Biology (MATH 113B)
- 27 lectures, approximately 45 minutes each
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Adjacent Sciences
- Missouri State – Fundamentals of Chemistry (CHM 105/106)
- 54 lectures, approximately 45 minutes each
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- MIT – Biological Chemistry (5.07SC), Lecturer: JoAnne Stubbe
- 34 videos, approximately 15-30 minutes each
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- Yale – Fundamentals of Physics: Mechanics, Relativity, and Thermodynamics (PHYS 200 ), Lecturer: Ramamurti Shankar
- 49 lectures, approximately 75 minutes each
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Complete the following exercises to apply your newly acquired knowledge.
- EXPERIMENT: Virtual Biology Lab Exercises
- Work through modules from the National Science Teachers Association’s Virtual Labs Biology Collection to explore foundational concepts in biology.
- WRITE: Article Review (4-6 pages double spaced)
- Find an academic article on a subject of interest to you in biology published no earlier than 2016. Summarize the article and review it (include discussion of the methodology, interpretation of findings, and persuasiveness of argumentation).
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