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Honors Biology - 815
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Advanced freshman level course covering all of basic biology, emphasizing the application of this knowledge to various aspects of human biology and the relationship of humans to other organisms. Students will do designated research and lab work.
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Honors Physics I - 816
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Advanced Freshman level, algebra-based course. Covers traditional Physics topics, including Newton's Laws, mechanics, electricity, magnetism, sound, light, gravitation, energy, relativity. Emphasis on application of math to laboratory and reasoning skills
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![Conceptual Physics 10th ed. With Workbook]()
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Physics I - 817
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Freshman-level, algebra-based course covering traditional Physics topics, including Newton's Laws of Motion, mechanics, electricity, magnetism, sound, light and energy. Emphasis on application of mathematics to laboratory and reasoning skills.
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![Conceptual Physics 3rd Ed.]()
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Honors Biology - 821
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Advanced Sophomore level course covering all of basic biology, emphasizing the application of this knowledge to various aspects of human biology and the relationship of humans to other organisms. Students will do designated research and lab work.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Teacher Approval
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Biology - 822
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Basic concepts of biology from cell structure and function through cell groupings into tissues and organs, continuing into development of organisms, the classification of those organisms, and the ecological interrelatedness of all organisms.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: None
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Honors Chemistry - 826
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Advanced Sophomore level course. This course studies the physical properties and structure of matter, the kinetic-molecular theory, the phases of matter and related properties, effects of energy changes on matter, and the properties of solutions.
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Honors Chemistry - 831
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Advanced Junior level course. This course studies the physical properties and structure of matter, the kinetic-molecular theory, the phases of matter and related properties, effects of energy changes on matter, and the properties of solutions.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Hon. Alg II/Trig or Higher Level Math Concurrently
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Chemistry - 832
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Junior level class on the nature of chemistry, properties of matter, experimental measurements, chemical nomenclature, atomic theory, electron configuration, chemical bonding, stoichiometry and organic chemistry. Formal lab reports are stressed.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Alg II/Trig concurrently, or teacher recommends
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Biology - 838
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Basic concepts of biology including cell structure and function, cell groupings into tissues and organs, development and classification of organisms, and the ecological relationship of all life. Junior level course following Conceptual Physics.
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Chemistry - 839
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Study of the nature of chemistry, properties of matter, experimental measurements, chemical nomenclature, atomic theory, electron configuration, chemical bonding, stoichiometry and organic chemistry. For Juniors taking Algebra II.
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AP Chemistry - 841
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Advanced Senior level course in Chemistry, equal to 1st year college course. Much deeper study of Chemistry concepts to provide students with sufficient knowledge and background to handle AP Chem exam at end of school year. College credit possible
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![Laboratory Investigations: AP Chemistry]()
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Honors Chem, Calc concurrently, or teacher rec
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Honors Physics - 842
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Advanced Senior level course covering mechanics, motion, energy, gravitation, electricity, circuits and magnetism.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Calc and AP Science concurrently, teacher rec
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Physics - 843
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Senior level course. Topics include Galilean equations, motion, Newton's Laws, gravitation, energy, momentum, electricity and magnetic fields, Faraday's Law, Ohm's Law, and circuits.
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Pre-Requisites: Alg II/Trig and Chemistry
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Environmental Science - 845
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Senior Elective Course. Analysis of environmental problems & examination of alternative solutions for resolving them. Topics include Energy & Matter, Human Population Dynamics, Resources, Alternative Energy Sources, & Environmental Decision Making.
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: IPS, Biology & Concept Physics,or taking Chemistry
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Honors Physics II - 846
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The Honors Physics II course includes the study of optics, modern physics, and certain other topics not routinely covered in Physics I.
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AP Biology - 848
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Advanced Senior level course equal to 1st year college course in Biology. In depth study of Biology from lectures and labs to give students sufficient knowledge and background to handle AP Bio exam at end of school year. College credit possible.
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![AP Biology Lab Manual, EX 1-12, Edition D]()
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Credit: 1.00
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Pre-Requisites: Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, or teacher rec
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