Biology 1B Spring 2013
Spring 2013 Plant Diversity ScheduleSpring 2013 Evolution ScheduleSpring 2013 Ecology Schedule


Biology 1B is offered by the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley.

Please see the Announcements section below for important information. Check this section often as the semester progresses for late breaking news!

Laboratory Exercises
& Schedule


Lecture Webcast
Special Field Studies
Section
Spring 2013 Syllabus

Undergraduate Teaching
Opportunities
Learning Outcomes

Biology 1B Contacts


Announcements

Review Sessions for Midterm #3 / Final Exam:

Professor Roderick will hold review sessions on Monday, May 6, Wednesday, May 8, and Friday, May 10 at 8-10 AM in 2050 VLSB.

Review Session for Final Exam:

Professor Feldman will hold a review session on Thursday, May 9, 9-10 AM, in 1 Pimentel.

Lecture Schedule and Reading Assignments:

Lecture begins on Wednesday, January 23 with Plant and Fungal Diversity (Dr. Lewis Feldman), followed by Evolution (Dr. Alan Shabel) and wraps up with Ecology (Dr. George Roderick). The lecture schedules for each section are (or will be as the semester progresses) available at these links or by clicking the corresponding pictures at the top of the page.

Bioscience and Natural Resources Library Guide and Assignment Links:

Bio 1B Library Tutorial

Bio 1B Library Assignment Help

Lab Manual:

We no longer publish a lab manual that you are required to purchase. Rather, each lab exercise is available to download (in PDF format) from the Laboratory Schedule page.

Warning To Cheaters:

Here is a Warning to Cheaters, a letter that was written by a former Biology 1B student who was caught and disciplined. This student was obligated to share this letter with their peers in part to fulfill the requirement for readmittence.

Tips for Taking Multiple-Choice Exams:

Dr. John Latto, who has taught this course during previous summer sessions, has written a Guide for Taking Exams based on Multiple-Choice Questions which he has graciously allowed us to share with you.

About PDF files:

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Updated April 19, 2013

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