Science Resources

It isn't enough just to learn -- one must learn how to learn, How to learn without classrooms, without teachers, without textbooks. Learn, in short, how to think and analyze and decide and discover and create. - Michael Bassis

 Biology

Websites for General Biology (BIOL 104-106, BIOL 114-116) AND
First Year Biology (BIOL101-103, BIOL 111-113)

Cells and organelles and Cell Division - Amination of eukaryotic cells, mitosis, meiosis, and the cell cycyle.  Includes some quizzes with answers.

Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis - Animations of cellular respiration and photosynthesis, transcription and lac operon.

Anatomy

Also helpful for students enrolled in Anatomy and Physiology

Animation of the skeleton

Animations of major human organ system

Chemistry

TLC Chemistry Reference - A quick reference for first year and general chemistry classes. Designed specifically for Clermont College.

Periodic Table - Particularly useful site for beginners.   Contains an interactive periodic table with links to articles about each of the elements.

Chemistry Links - Web link for Chemistry from the World Wide Web Virtual Library.

Chemistry Explained - An encyclopedia of information specifically for begining chemists.

Beginners Guide to Chemistry - Purdue produced website designed to answer basic concepts. (Not all links are still working)

Lectures and Videos - Browse various Purdue based lecture information and watch video aids of the lectures.

PCAT - Information on the Pharmacy College Admissions Test

Genetics

Practice problems A, Practice problems B, Practice problems C

 Physics

The Physics Classroom - Written by a high school physics teacher, this site contains a fairly complete list of tutorials for all subjects taught in introductory physics, using algebra and some basic trigonometry.

Physics 24/7 - Here are some free tutorials on more specific topics in introductory physics, along with some homework assistance (for a fee). Some algebra used.

For further questions/queries please email Renhong.Zhao@uc.edu.