Major Concepts in Modern Science 2

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An interdisciplinary, integrated study of processes and principles of chemistry and biology. Topics include describing matter, chemical bonds, chemical reactions, the cell, genetics, evolution and diversity, human biology and ecosystems. Scientific inquiry as a means of knowledge: major technological contributions to modern societies, stability, information transfer and evolution of biological systems, emphasizing relevant chemical processes in specific environments. Consists of 3 hrs. of lecture and 2 hrs. of laboratory work. Does not count toward major requirements for biological sciences, chemistry, physics and broad field science for early adolescence/adolescence teacher preparation.