SFU BISC 102
Introduction to evolution and ecology
BISC 102 – General Biology is an introductory course that lays the foundation for understanding evolutionary and ecological principles that shape life’s diversity on Earth. Through integrated lectures and labs, students explore key concepts such as natural selection and other mechanisms of evolutionary change, phylogeny, genetics, speciation, behavior, species interactions, population ecology, and ecosystem dynamics. BISC 101 and 102 may be taken in either order, and BISC 102 fulfills a breadth-science requirement while preparing students for upper-level study in the biological sciences.
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Video Lectures list
- Evolution/Natural Selection/Behavioral Ecology/Sexual Selection
- Population and Ecosystem
- Ecosystem, Ecosystem Subsidies, Biodiversity, Conservation
- Meiosis and Sex, Mendelion Genetics
- Macroevoluiton(Genedit drift,Gene Flow,Mutation)/Phylogenic tree
- Speciation and plants
- Animals, Homonin Evolution, Human Behavior
Our Teaching Philosophy for MICB 211
Extensive Explanation
We break down complex biological concepts into simple, understandable steps, ensuring you fully grasp the material.
Focus on Understanding Over Memorization
Everyday Examples and Summarized Lectures
By using relatable, everyday scenarios and summarizing content into short, focused lectures, we help you save time in your studying while connecting the material to your personal experiences.
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