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| title  = Through the Microscope
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| label2 = Course Code | data2 = [[Through the Microscope|SCOP]]
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| label3 = Year Opened | data3 = 2001
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| label4 = Sites Offered | data4 = [[GIL]]
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| label5 = Previously Offered | data5 = [[ALE]], [[NRS]],[[LAJ]], [[NUE]], [[SAN]], [[WLA]], [[STP]], [[WIN]]
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[[Through the Microscope]] is a [[Baby CTY]] course in which students learn to use a microscope to see different types of organisms and learn about the history of it as well. Its course code is [[Through the Microscope|SCOP]]. This course is offered at [[Alexandria]], [[Brooklandville]], [[San Mateo]], [[Santa Monica]] and [[Sandy Spring]]. It was previously offered at [[Los Angeles (Windward)]].
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==Course Description==
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From the CTY Course Catalog:
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Today’s 3D microscopes that can capture the nerve connections in a brain are a far cry from the magnifying lenses ground by hand in the 13th century. Yet both share a place in scientists’ fascination with the microscopic world. In this course, you’ll examine and compare living unicellular and multi-cellular organisms such as algae, elodea, rotifers, and paramecia, and learn to differentiate between bacterial, animal, and plant cells. You and your classmates will get comfortable doing laboratory tasks like staining, preparing wet mounts, extracting DNA, inoculation, building models, and writing lab reports while examining atoms and larger molecules, and exploring the various ways microscopes are used in fields like pathology, microbiology, and forensic science. You’ll learn to think and do research like a real scientist and gain an introduction to high school biology along the way.
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Latest revision as of 14:14, 22 March 2023

Through the Microscope
Science Course
Course CodeSCOP
Year Opened2001
Sites OfferedGIL
Previously OfferedALE, NRS,LAJ, NUE, SAN, WLA, STP, WIN
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Course Description

From the CTY Course Catalog:

Today’s 3D microscopes that can capture the nerve connections in a brain are a far cry from the magnifying lenses ground by hand in the 13th century. Yet both share a place in scientists’ fascination with the microscopic world. In this course, you’ll examine and compare living unicellular and multi-cellular organisms such as algae, elodea, rotifers, and paramecia, and learn to differentiate between bacterial, animal, and plant cells. You and your classmates will get comfortable doing laboratory tasks like staining, preparing wet mounts, extracting DNA, inoculation, building models, and writing lab reports while examining atoms and larger molecules, and exploring the various ways microscopes are used in fields like pathology, microbiology, and forensic science. You’ll learn to think and do research like a real scientist and gain an introduction to high school biology along the way.