Instructors: Dr. David Webb coordinator (St. John 412A, 956-8028 e-mail dave@hawaii.edu) |
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Dr. Celia Smith (St. John 614A, 956-6947, e-mail celia@hawaii.edu) | |
Dr. George Wong (St. John 612C, 956-63940 e-mail gwong@hawaii.edu ) | |
Teaching Assistant: Wendy Mcdowell e-mail wmcdowe@hawaii.edu | |
Lecture: T, Th 9:00 - 10:15 (St. John 007) | |
Laboratory: Th 1:30-4:20 (St. John 402) | |
Lab Handouts- These will be given to you. You will need a Ring Binder | |
Text: A Photographic Atlas for the Botany Laboratory by Van De Graff, et al. | |
BOT 201-CDs - We have put our lectures on our web site for this class. The Links to the Lectures and some of the labs can be found in the class schedule below. Simply click on the linked text and you should be transported to that lecture or lab. Linked text is usually underlined and may be a different color than the rest of the text.
We will distribute a CD which contains all of the Lectures so that you can view them on computers that are not connected to an Internet provider.
Please bring us a blank CD-R. Our CDs should be ready by Jan. 13 at the latest. Please bring a CD that day.
Click HERE to see how to access the Files on the CD (2001)
We can also provide you with a CD that contains Botany Online: Hypertext Library (See websites below)
Course Attitude
You must NOT fall behind in this course!!!!
You must study each group of organisms at
the time it is presented.
After each class you should sit down with your Text & Handouts or CD and go over the
lecture material. The subject matter is not hard if you study right away. However, if you
try to cram for the exam you will have great difficulty!!!
Dr. Dave's Formula for Success!
1] Read the web pages before you come to class to get an overview of the information before you
come to class. This is like plowing a field. |
I realize that this is "corny" and I had run out of agricultural metaphors, BUT it works and it is yours free of charge. What a deal!! Faculty Lecture Styles This course is taught by 3 faculty members. In general, we use various types of projection devices to display lecture materials. The exact manner and style will vary. I (DW) show a lot of photographic slides and lecture from these. I do go to the board occasionally. Dr. Smith and Dr. Wong use the chalkboard more than I do, and have a more discursive type of lecture style. They provide important visuals, as well. We aim to do our best but we need your help!! I (DTW) think that it is my job, and my joy to open the doors of discovery for you. However, you must enter on your own and use your abilities to comprehend the organisms we study. The course materials we provide PLUS the Internet sites we have located for you are more than sufficient for you to cope with the material. However, you must engague the subject matter. When you get a job, your boss will give you an assignment and expect that you will do it ASAP. He/She will not give you Textbooks, Handouts or Websites to use. You need to learn where to gather information. The Internet provides a great resource for general material and provides a bridge to advanced research. You should learn how to access Websites and use them. If you need any help, we will gladly get you started. Lab Handouts - You will be provided with detailed Lab Handouts for Algae and Land Plants at the first class! You will need a large 3-Ring Binder.Handouts for the Fungi will be distributed well in advance of the labs. *****BOTANY
Online - Hypertext Library***** http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/biologie/b_online/ ******* The
Plant Kingdom ******** ****Garden Web Glossary of Botanical Terms**** http://www.gardenweb.com/glossary/ Hawaiian Reef Algae
(Dr. Celia Smith's Web Site) BOT 311 Website www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/webb/BOT311/BOT311-00/BOT311Syllabus-2001.htm Algae Home Page Ohio Univ. http://vis-pc.plantbio.ohiou.edu/algaeindex.htm University of the Western Cape
http://www.botany.uwc.ac.za/ Internet Directory for Botany http://www.helsinki.fi/kmus/botmenu.html Univ. of California (Berkeley) http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/index.html Land Plants on Line http://www.science.siu.edu/landplants/index.html |
BOT 201
Spring 2001 - Class Schedule
Click on Underlined Topics to go to Web
Pages
Date |
Topics 2001 |
Instructors |
Jan 09 | Introduction, Overview & Five Kingdoms | DW |
Jan 11 | Monera: Cyanophyta and Geologic time table | CMS |
Jan 11 | Lab Cyanophyta & Microscope | DW & CMS |
Jan 16 | Protista: Chlorophyta | CMS |
Jan 18 | Protista: Rhodophyta | CMS |
Jan 18 | Lab Chlorophyta & Rhodophyta | CMS |
Jan 23 | Protista: Phaeophyta | CMS |
Jan 25 | Protista: Phytoplankton | CMS |
Jan 25 | Lab - Phaeophyta & Phytoplankton | CMS |
Feb 30 | Origin of Land Plants and recent view ofPlant Evolution | CMS |
Feb 1 | Lecture Exam - 1 | CMS |
Feb 1 | Lab Exam - 1 | CMS |
Feb 6 | Plantae: Anthophyta (Cells Tissues & Organs) | DW |
Feb 8 | Plantae: Anthophyta (Cells Tissues & Organs) | DW |
Feb 8 | Lab Anthophyta Cells, Tissues & Organs | DW |
Feb 13 | Plantae: Anthocerophyta & Hepatophyta & Sporophyte-Gametophyte | DW |
Feb 15 | Plantae: Bryophyta | DW |
Feb 15 | Lab Hepatophyta & Bryophyta | DW |
Feb 20 | Plantae: Psilophyta | DW |
Feb 22 | Plantae: Sphenophyta ; Lycophyta (Lycopodiales) | DW |
Feb 22 | Lab Psilophyta; Sphenophyta; -> Lycophyta | DW |
Feb 27 | Plantae: Pterophyta | DW |
Mar 1 | Plantae: Pterophya; Lycophyta (Selaginellales) | DW |
Mar 1 | Lab Pterophyta; Lycophyta (Selaginella) | DW |
Mar 6 | Plantae: Coniferophyta (Sexual Reproduction) | DW |
Mar 8 | Plantae: Coniferophyta
(Vegetative Growth) Anthophyta (Primary -> Secondary Growth) |
DW |
Mar 8 | Lab Coniferohyta; Anthophyta (Vegetative Growth) | DW |
Mar 13 | Plantae: Anthophyta (Sexual Reproduction) | DW |
Mar 15 | Plantae: Anthophyta (Sexual Reproduction) | DW |
Mar 15 | Lab Anthophyta (Sexual Reproduction) | DW |
Mar 20 | Plantae: Summary & Synthesis | DW |
Mar 21 | Lecture Exam - 2 (Plantae) | DW |
Mar 21 | Lab Exam - 2 (Plantae) | DW |
Mar 26 Spring Break | ||
Apr 3 | Fungi - Introduction to fungi, Myxomycota, Flagellated fungi: Chytridiomycota | GW |
Apr 5 | Fungi: Flagellated fungi: Oomycota, Terrestrial fungi: Zygomycota | GW |
Apr 5 | Lab - Myxomycota, Chytridiomycota, Zygomycota | GW |
Apr 10 | Terrestrial fungi: , Ascomycota, introduction, and yeast and yeast-like fungi | GW |
Apr 12 | Terrestrial fungi: Ascomycota, filamentous ascomycetes | GW |
Apr 12 | Lab - Ascomycota | GW |
Apr 17 | Terrestrial fungi: , Basidiomycota, Basidiomycetes | GW |
Apr 19 | Terrestrial fungi: Basidiomycota, Uredinomycetes and Ustomycetes | GW |
Apr 19 | Lab - Basidiomycetes | GW |
Apr 24 | Terrestrial fungi: | GW |
Apr 26 | Symbiotic relationships with fungi as partners | GW |
Apr 26 | Lab Basidiomycota II, Deuteromycota, Lichens | GW |
May 1 | Lab Exam (Fungi) | GW |
Final Exam: May 08 (9:45) Part I = Fungi; Part II =
Comprehensive GW, DW, CMS |
BOT 201 - Lecture (3 Credits) |
Two Term Exams - 100 pts. each = 200 pts. |
Final Exam |
A] Final Term Exam (Fungi) - 100 pts. |
B] Final Comprehensive Exam 100 pts |
Total = 400 pts. |
BOT 201L - Lab (1 Credit) |
[3] Term Practical Exams = 100 pts. each (Total = 300 pts.) |
Lab Data Sheets (100 pts.) We will explain how to complete these! |
Lab Total = 400 pts. |
Grading Scheme for BOT 201 & BOT 201L |
90-100 = A; 80 - 90 = B; 70 - 80 = C; 60 - 70 = D; Below 60 = F |