Academic Calendar 2011-2012 - Chesapeake College

arT • BIOlOGyworkng knowledge of producng photographs usng dfferentmethods. Students must have a knowledge of darkroom proceduresand camera operaton. Two hours lecture, two hours laboratoryper week.[FALL/SPRING]3 creditsART 204 Pottery IAn ntroductory course n the prncples and technques of pottery.Students wll be taught col, slab, pnch pot, free form, andwheel constructon. Four hours per week wth lecture/studocombnaton.[FALL/SPRING]2 creditsART 205 Pottery IIAn exploraton of the use of texture and other technques of potterydecoraton ncludng the nnovatve use of glazes. Fourhours per week wth lecture/studo combnaton.[FALL/SPRING]2 creditsART 207 Painting IIAn advanced pantng course emphaszng awareness, creatveablty, and understandng of formal organzaton. The technquesnecessary for the successful manpulaton of ol pant wllalso be a part of ths course. Three hours per week; one hourlecture, two hours studo.[FALL/SPRING]2 creditsART 208 PrintmakingA survey of general technques used for prntng. Students produceslk screen prnts, wood block and lnoleum block prnts,and etchngs, wth emphass on desgn, orgnalty, and skll.Four hours studo per week.[AS NEEDED]2 creditsART 224 Life DrawingA study of the proportions and the anatomy of the human figure.Portraiture, as well as the depiction of the figure, both in actionand repose, s emphaszed. Four hours per week; combnatontwo hours lecture, two hours studo.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: ART 105.ART 225 Color and CompositionA study of the nature, characterstcs, and uses of color. Basccolor propertes are explored and appled to the study of varouscompostonal and desgn technques. Three hours per week;combnaton one hour lecture, two hours studo.[FALL/SPRING]2 creditsART 226 Water-ColoringIntroducton to water colors. The course wll acquant the studentwth mportant technques used n water color pantng such aswash, dry brush, and scumblng. The students wll be ntroducedto the proper materals and supples needed. Four hoursstudo per week.[AS NEEDED]2 creditsBIOLOGYBIO 101 Fundamentals of Biologyg.ed.A study of the basc concepts of lvng organsms ncludng cellstructure and functon, metabolsm, growth and reproducton,genetcs, behavor, adaptaton, and evoluton for the non-scencemajor. Three hours lecture, two hours of laboratory per week.Note: Students cannot receve credt for both BIO 101 and III.[FALL/SPRING]4 creditsBIO 111 Principles of Biology Ig.ed.A study of basc prncples of bology and propertes commonto living cells. The first of two courses designed specifically forstudents who plan to major n bology. Content focuses on provdnga framework for understandng how bologcal componentsand pathways nteract and functon by applyng prncples,technques, and methods of data analyss to bologcal problems.Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory per week. Note: Studentscannot receve credt for both BIO 101 and BIO 111.[FALL]4 creditsBIO 113 Principles of Biology IIThe second of two courses designed specifically for students whoplan to major n bology. Content focuses on organsmal bology,evolutonary dversty of lvng organsms, behavor andecologcal nteractons that occur among speces. The laboratorycomplements theory by utilizing the scientific method in experimentsto enhance expertse n the use of laboratory equpment.Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory per week.[SPRING]4 creditsPREREQUISITE: BIO 111.BIO 202 MicrobiologyAn ntroducton to the study of mcroorgansms. The course ncludesthe study of morphology, classification, and biochemicalcharacterstcs of bactera, fung, and vruses. Laboratory exercsesinclude identification, staining, growth and control of microorgansms.Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory per week.[FALL/SPRING]4 creditsPREREQUISITE: BIO 211 or CHM 121.BIO 204 General BotanyA study of the major groups of plants and emphass upon thosemportant to socety. An evolutonary approach s used to showbologcal prncples of taxonomy, structure, physology, ecology,adaptaton, and populaton dynamcs. Three hours lecture,two hours laboratory per week.[ALTERNATE YEARS - SPRING EVEN]4 creditsPREREQUISITE: BIO 101 or BIO 111.BIO 206 General ZoologyA study of the major groups of anmal and protst kngdoms.Emphass wll nclude: bologcal prncples of taxonomy, structure,physology, ecology, adaptaton, and populaton dynamcs.Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory per week.[SPRING]4 creditsPREREQUISITE: BIO 101 or BIO 111.169