Course Code | Course Name | Recommended Grade | Duration | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
423000 | Physical Science Integrated | 9th | Year | 1 |
420000 | Biology Integrated | 10th, 11h, 12th | Year | 1 |
421000 | Chemistry Integrated | 10th, 11th, 12th | Year | 1 |
424020 | Environmental Science | 10th, 11th, 12th | Year | 1 |
424030 | Anatomy and Physiology | 10th, 11th, 12th | Year | 1 |
523030 | AP Environmental Science | 10th, 11th, 12th | Year | 1 |
Course Title: Physical Science Integrated
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 423000
Grade: 9
Description:
Physical science is a study of matter and energy and their relationships. Students develop an understanding for matter and the everyday application of physical science principles. Topics include measurement and motion, patterns, and changes in matter, light and sound, and energy resources.
Course Title: Biology Integrated
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 420000
Grade: 10-12
Description:
This is an intensive course designed to enhance the knowledge, lab skills, and study habits needed to be successful in any first-year college biology course. The course, more rigorous than Biology Integrated, is a study of organisms from simple through complex forms and includes the use of the microscope, dissection, and laboratory experiments. The nature of pathogenic organisms and the diseases they produce will also be included.
Course Title: Chemistry Integrated
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 421000
Grade: 11-12
Description:
This college preparatory course develops an understanding of the basic concepts underlying the principles of chemistry. Examples of chemical behavior are explored in the laboratory, and information is provided which enables students to better understand and appreciate the environment.
Course Title: Environmental Science
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 424020
Grade: 10-12
Description:
Environmental Science (with lab) provides a study of the nature of life science; the interrelationships among living things and their environment, cycles, ecosystems, and populations; and natural and man-made systems and their problems and solutions.
Course Title: Anatomy and Physiology
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 424030
Grade: 11-12
Description:
Human anatomy and physiology is the study of the structure and function of the human body organ systems. Students who plan to enter any of the medical fields should consider taking this course.
Course Title: AP Environmental Science
Course/Unit Credit: 1.0
Course Code: 523030
Grade: 10-12
Description:
This course is comparable to college level general biology. Course content includes cellular biochemistry, bioenergetics, molecular genetics, evolution, ecology and the structure and function of DNA and RNA.