🌱 Biology

Biology is the scientific study of life and living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, and distribution. It connects us to the natural world and helps understand the interdependence of life forms.

Biology bridges the gap between science and the living world. It provides knowledge essential for careers in medicine, biotechnology, environmental science, agriculture, genetics, and research.

• Understanding Cellular Structure and Functions
• Knowledge of Plant and Animal Physiology
• Genetics and Molecular Biology Concepts
• Microscopy and Laboratory Skills
• Ecological Analysis and Conservation Awareness
• Scientific Documentation and Research Skills

• Microscope-based Practical Learning
• Dissections and Specimen Study
• Interactive Diagrams and Animations
• Field Visits and Nature Walks
• Case Studies in Ecology and Genetics

• Theory and Diagram-based Exams
• Lab Practical Evaluations
• Project Work on Biodiversity and Research Topics
• Field Reports and Presentations
• Quizzes and Group Discussions

Biology plays a role in healthcare, agriculture, genetic engineering, environmental conservation, forensic science, and drug discovery.

Biology overlaps with chemistry, physics, environmental science, and computer science in areas like biophysics, biochemistry, bioinformatics, and environmental engineering.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Explain the structure and function of cells, tissues, and organs
• Analyze relationships in ecosystems and biodiversity
• Apply biological knowledge to solve health and environmental problems
• Conduct biological experiments and record observations
• Recognize the significance of biology in daily life and global sustainability