Equips students with a deep understanding of biological principles and ecological concepts essential for informed decision-making and responsible citizenship. The course fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and appreciation for the natural world, preparing students for further studies and careers in science-related fields.
This course deals with developing the students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills through research. It includes understanding the importance of research in daily life, characteristics and kinds of research across fields; and applying the ethics in presenting a research.
By following the right steps to achieve fitness, the students will learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Additionally, they will chart their development using fitness objectives derived from BMI, HRF, SRF, diet, activity, heart rate, and training concepts. By the end of the first semester, learners should have demonstrated a positive improvement in the pre- and post-physical fitness assessments.
The course deals with developing the students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills through basic concepts of statistics, random variables and probability distributions, normal distribution, sampling and sampling distributions, estimation of parameters, tests of hypothesis, correlation and regression analyses. At the end of the course, the students will be able to determine, analyze and interpret basic concepts of statistics, random variables and probability distributions, normal distribution, sampling and sampling distributions, estimation of parameters, tests of hypothesis, correlation and regression analyses for them to be a God loving, intelligent, disciplined, creative, productive and nationalistic individuals.