1. Diversity of Living Organisms
Content:
Examines the classification of living organisms into domains and kingdoms.
Discusses the characteristics of major groups such as Monera, Protista, Fungi,
Plantae, and Animalia.
Objective:
To understand the vast diversity of life forms, their classification, and the
principles of taxonomy.
2. Structural
Organization in Plants and Animals
Content:
Covers the organization of plant and animal tissues. Includes the study of
different tissue types and their functions, including dermal, vascular, and
ground tissues in plants, and epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous
tissues in animals.
Objective:
To understand the organization and function of different tissues in plants and
animals and how they contribute to overall organism function.
3. Cell Structure and
Function
Content:
Discusses the structure and function of cell organelles, including the nucleus,
mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, and others. Covers cell
theory and types of cells (prokaryotic and eukaryotic).
Objective:
To learn about the components of cells and their specific roles in maintaining
cellular functions.
4. Plant Physiology
Content:
Focuses on plant functions including photosynthesis, respiration, and
transpiration. Examines the role of different plant organs and their
physiological processes.
Objective:
To understand how plants carry out essential physiological processes and how
these processes support plant growth and development.
5. Human Physiology I
Content:
Covers the basics of human organ systems such as the digestive, respiratory,
and circulatory systems. Discusses the structure and function of these systems.
Objective:
To gain insight into the functioning of various human organ systems and how
they work together to maintain homeostasis.
6. Human Physiology II
Content:
Continues the study of human physiology, focusing on the excretory, nervous,
and endocrine systems. Examines the role of hormones and neural mechanisms in
maintaining bodily functions.
Objective:
To understand the functions of additional organ systems and their interactions
in regulating body processes.
7. Reproduction in
Plants
Content:
Explores the processes of asexual and sexual reproduction in plants. Discusses
mechanisms of pollination, fertilization, and seed formation.
Objective:
To learn about plant reproductive strategies and their significance in plant
life cycles and evolution.
8. Reproduction in
Animals
Content:
Covers various reproductive strategies in animals, including asexual and sexual
reproduction. Examines reproductive anatomy, processes, and developmental
stages in different animal species.
Objective:
To understand the diversity of reproductive methods in animals and their
implications for survival and adaptation.
9. Genetics
Content:
Introduces basic concepts of genetics, including Mendelian inheritance, genetic
disorders, and molecular genetics. Discusses the structure and function of DNA
and RNA.
Objective:
To grasp fundamental principles of heredity, gene function, and genetic
variation.
10. Evolution
Content:
Discusses the theory of evolution, including natural selection, genetic drift,
and speciation. Examines evidence for evolution and the history of life on
Earth.
Objective:
To understand the processes and mechanisms of evolution and how they contribute
to the diversity of life.
11. Biodiversity and
Conservation
Content:
Covers the importance of biodiversity, threats to biodiversity, and
conservation strategies. Discusses ecosystems, species conservation, and
sustainable practices.
Objective:
To appreciate the value of biodiversity and understand the need for
conservation efforts to protect ecosystems and species.
12. Environmental
Issues
Content:
Examines various environmental issues such as pollution, climate change, and
resource depletion. Discusses the impact of human activities on the environment
and potential solutions.
Objective:
To understand the major environmental challenges facing the planet and explore
strategies for mitigating environmental impact.