This course introduces students to the biological world through fundamental concepts and relationships in biology. It emphasizes understanding biology as an interconnected framework linked to other scientific disciplines. Laboratory activities provide hands-on experience to reinforce theoretical learning. By the end, students can comprehend general biological topics and engage in informed discussions on biological issues.
This course is the first of a two-part sequence introducing fundamental principles of chemistry. It covers atomic structure, bonding, stoichiometry, states of matter, and basic thermochemistry. Laboratory activities and projects support hands-on understanding of chemical concepts. By completion, students can solve chemical problems, analyze matter in different phases, and report experimental results.
This beginner-level English module helps learners build essential language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It focuses on vocabulary acquisition, basic grammar, and practical communication for everyday situations. Students engage in interactive activities to improve conversational abilities and comprehension of simple texts. By the end, learners can communicate effectively, apply basic English in real-life contexts, and demonstrate cultural awareness.
This College Algebra course builds on high school algebra to develop advanced mathematical skills and problem-solving abilities. It covers polynomials, functions, rational expressions, equations, complex numbers, inequalities, and graphing. The course emphasizes modeling and interpreting real-world situations using algebraic concepts. Students gain a strong foundation for higher-level mathematics and applications in science, engineering, and related fields.