Langara BIOL 1115

Cell and molecular biology with evolutionary focus

BIOL 1115 – General Biology I is a foundational course for science majors that introduces students to the principles of cell and molecular biology, grounded in evolutionary context. Through lectures and hands-on laboratory sessions, the course covers fundamental concepts such as the physical and chemical properties of living matter; atoms and molecules; the molecular transformations essential to life; biological information flow including the central dogma; cellular structure and function; cell energetics; cell division; heredity; and population genetics.

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Video Lectures list

Chapter 1,2,11
Chapter 3,4,5
Chapter 5,6,7
Chapter 8,9
Chapter 9,10
Chapter 10,12,13
Chapter 15-16(1)
Chapter 16-17
Chapter 14(1)
Chapter 14(2)
Chapter 14(3)-Chapter 22-23

Our Teaching Philosophy for BIOL 1115

Extensive Explanation of Core Concepts

We break down complex topics like cellular respiration and photosynthesis into clear, manageable steps, ensuring a strong foundation in cellular biology.

Focus on Understanding Over Memorization

Our approach emphasizes grasping the principles behind cellular processes, helping you apply your knowledge to problem-solving and exams.

Comprehensive and Efficient Teaching

We teach the material in a streamlined and effective way, giving you more time to focus on practicing and applying the concepts to master the course content.

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