Biology 1102 Spring 2014 Lecture and Lab Schedule
Lecture Section 015 (MWF 11:15 am:-12:05 pm) and Lecture Section 001 (MWF 1:25 pm- 2:15 pm)
with associated Lab Sections 15-24 and 1-11, respectively.

Dr. Adam J. Fry

Lecture
Day
Date

Topic

 

Laboratory Reading
(Please read lab manual before lab)

1
W
22 Jan
Introduction / Deep Time
No Labs the first week
2
F
24 Jan
Chemistry of Life
3
M
27 Jan
Molecules of Life
4
W
29 Jan
The Cell
Introduction to Diversity of Cells
5
F
31 Jan
How Cells Work
6
M
3 Feb
Photosynthesis I #
Enzymes
7
W
5 Feb
Photosynthesis II
F
7 Feb
Exam 1
Covers Lectures 1-7
8
M
10 Feb
Energy Metabolism / Cell Respiration #
Cardiovascular System
9
W
12 Feb
Circulation
 
10
F
14 Feb
Respiration
 
11
M
17 Feb
Nervous System I
Sensory Perception
12
W
19 Feb
Nervous System II
13
F
21 Feb
Endocrine System
14
M
24 Feb
Skeleton / Muscles
Muscle Struct. and Exercise Phys.
15
W
26 Feb
Nutrition / Exercise
F
28 Feb
Exam 2
Covers Lectures 8-15
16
M
3 Mar
Homeostasis
Diet Analysis
17
W
5 Mar
Disease Organisms
18
F
7 Mar
Immunity
 
19
M
10 Mar
Patterns of Inheritance
Genetics
20
W
12 Mar
DNA
21
F
14 Mar
Cell Cycle #
     
SPRING RECESS
 
22
M
24 Mar
Regulating Cell Cycle / Cancer
DNA Technology and Forensics
23
W
26 Mar
Genes / Proteins #
24
F
28 Mar
Reproduction I
25
M
31 Mar
Reproduction II
Reproduction
26
W
2 Apr
Development / Aging
F
4 Apr
Exam 3
Covers Lectures 16-26
27
M
7 Apr
Evolution I #
Evolution
28
W
9 Apr
Evolution II #
29
F
11 Apr
Evolution III
30
M
14 Apr
Speciation / Extinction
Plant Diversity
31
W
16 Apr
Evolutionary Trees I #
32
F
18 Apr
Animal Diversity I
33
M
21 Apr
Animal Diversity II
Animal Diversity
34
W
23 Apr
Animal Diversity III
35
F
25 Apr
Animal Behavior I
36
M
28 Apr
Animal Behavior II
Environmental Biology
37
W
30 Apr
Population Ecology
38
F
2 May
Community Ecology
TBA
Final Exam TBA
Covers Lectures 27-38


# Are 'special' lectures that take the entire 50 minutes of class to explain. If you miss one of these lectures without a legitimate and documented excuse, you CANNOT come to my office hours and ask me to explain all of the material to you (unless you have a legitimate and documented reason for your absence). However, if you do attend these lectures and have questions about the material, you CAN, and are encouraged to, come to my office and ask questions, but you MUST do so within 10 days of the lecture. This is to make sure that I have adequate time to meet with students about Newer material and I am not forced to constantly go back and re-teach lecture material because students did not study and forgot the information before the xam.