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Assignment Schedule BIO100 Section 14429 Password for all lab practicals and exams biology100 Assignments are due at the beginning of each due date period but include an automatic extension until midnight Wednesday or 500 p.m. Saturday of the due date (lesson) periods listed below. I reserve the right to revise or rearrange this schedule.WeekTopic, Lesson and Text Assignments/ Due Date Periods Due date period 1 Mon-Wed Introduction Biology Today Lesson 1 Chapter 1 Send check-in email (Welcome Letter assignment) Syllabus Acknowledgement Quiz 1 Lab 1 (Safety, Scientific Method, Measurement) Due Midnight Wednesday due date period 1 Thu-SatEssential Chemistry for Biology and The Molecules of Life Lesson 2 Chapters 2 and 3 Quiz 2 Lab 2 (Biochemical Analysis and pH) Due 500 p.m. Saturday due date period 1 Due date period 2 Sun-Wed A Tour of the Cell Lesson 3 Chapter 4Quiz 3 Lab 3- (Microscopes and Microscopy) Consisting of Lab 3 Part 1 (Quiz) Lab 3 Part 2 Due Midnight Wednesday due date period 2 Thu-Sat The Working Cell Lesson 4 Chapter 5 Lab 4 (Cell Structure, Osmosis, and Diffusion) Lab Practical 1 (covering labs 1 through 4) Timed Password Protected Due 500 p.m. Saturday due date period 2 Due date period 3 Sun-WedPhotosynthesis Using Light to Make Food Lesson 5 Chapter 7 Quiz 4 Lab 5 (Photosynthesis) Due Midnight Wednesday due date period 3 Thu-Sat Cellular Respiration Obtaining Energy from Food Lesson 6 Chapter 6 WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE Close of business day Saturday of week 3 (according to your course start date) is the last day to withdraw from this course. After this date, no student is permitted to drop the course and will be carried through to the end of the course and assigned a letter grade (A B C D F).Exam 1 This exam is timed...be sure to watch the counter on the screen No Notes No Book No Resources Instructors do not give feedback or answer specific questions about the exam content. Due 500 p.m. Saturday due date period 3 Due date period
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