Continuing and Distance Studies
Queen's University-
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Required Material
CDS reserves the right to make changes to the required material list as received by the instructor before the course starts. Please purchase through the Campus Bookstore website at http://www.campusbookstore.com/Textbooks/SearchEngine/ to obtain the correct text as well as the correct access codes.
Required Textbook and Labs
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Package ISBN |
Package Components |
Item Titles |
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0132824140 / 9780132824149 |
Print Text + MasteringBiology Access Code Card
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Biological Science, First Canadian Edition with MasteringBiology MasteringBiology with MasteringBiology Virtual Lab Full Suite -- Standalone Access Card -- for Biological Science |
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0133073947 / 9780133073942 |
MasteringBiology Access Code Card
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MasteringBiology -- Standalone Access Kit -- for Biological Science, First Canadian Edition MasteringBiology with MasteringBiology Virtual Lab Full Suite -- Standalone Access Card -- for Biological Science |
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0132832496 / 9780132832496 |
MasteringBiology Access Code Card
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MasteringBiology with Pearson eText -- Standalone Access Kit -- for Biological Science, First Canadian Edition MasteringBiology with MasteringBiology Virtual Lab Full Suite -- Standalone Access Card -- for Biological Science |
Course Guide
The Course Guide contains the overall directions and lecture notes needed to complete the course. It is available:
- online in the Moodle virtual learning environment. Beginning the first day of term, students registered in the course will be able to access course materials including unit notes, a format suitable for online reading or printing
Recommended Text
You should feel free to use other sources and biology textbooks for reference but the examinable material comes from the Required Textbook (Freeman), assigned readings, and Unit Notes
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