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ISC 211 Components Of The Environment Ii

NCE2 levelSciences25 topics

ISC 211 covers 25 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Objectives;
  2. 0 CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING AND NON LIVING THINGS
  3. Characteristics and classification of living things, cells, chromosomes and genes, bacteria and
  4. 1 Classification of growth in terms of temporary and permanent changes
  5. 2 Physical and chemical changes in non living things and their characteristics.
  6. 0 PLANT AND ANIMAL CELL
  7. 1 Cheek cells and onion cells for viewing under a microscope, and to observe permanent slides of
  8. 2 Distinguish between animal and plant cells e.g. cytoplasm, cell wall, cell membrane, nucleus,
  9. CHROMOSOMES AND GENES
  10. Nuclei as it contain chromosomes and that chromosomes carry, genes;.
  11. Genes as a carrier of chemical information which determines an individual
  12. Characteristics / traits.
  13. Sex preferences among Nigerian communities and consequences on population; Importance of family
  14. BACTERIA AND VIRUS
  15. Bacteria and viruses are micro-organisms
  16. Bacteria and viruses are important members of ecological cycles
  17. Importance of bacteria in natural water
  18. Diseases caused by Viruses and some bacteria
  19. Importance of some bacteria in making yoghurt and cheese
  20. Bacteria and viruses and their effects on food, nutrition and health
  21. 0 FUNGI
  22. 1 Fungi and state their characteristics;
  23. 2 types of fungi;
  24. 3 Occurrence of fungi, their use as food and in industry;
  25. 4 Fungi and its effects on food, nutrition and health.

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Objectives;

This topic focuses on the objectives of studying components of the environment: understanding what the environment consists of, how its parts interact, and why this knowledge is important for human survival and responsible resource use.

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