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Introduction to Cell Biology - BIOL 1007

This course provides an introduction to cell structure and the function of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Major topics include the chemical and molecular composition of cells, subcellular components, metabolism, and information flow.  These topics address how cells harvest and use energy, how cells reproduce, and how information in DNA is stored, transmitted, processed, and regulated. Pre-requisites: Biology 30 and Chemistry 30.

Note: Restricted to Arts & Sciences, Therapeutic Rec and Open Studies


Term Duration Schedule Class Section Open Studies

Edmonton
Fall Sep 3 - Dec 17, 2024 Mon: 09:30 am - 12:30 pm
 40946 A01 Yes

To take this course, you must be enrolled in one of the related programs:

Arts and Sciences Diploma Open Studies

Tuition and fees for 2024-2025 Open Studies

Tuition estimate + Fees estimate = Total estimate
One 3-credit course $495 $710.50 $1,205.50
See the detailed fees for this course
Digital resource fee: $7 max per term
Program and supplies fee: $15 max per term
Registrarial and student service fee: $41 max per term
Student technology fee: $12 max per term
Students’ Association fees
Health and dental plan: $386 per year
Students’ Association: $51.50 per term
U-Pass: $180 per term
Legal plan: $18 per year

Note: You may be eligible to opt out of some Student Association fees after enrolling. Visit Tuition and Fees for more information.

Tuition estimate + Fees estimate = Total estimate
One 3-credit course $1497 $710.50 $2,207.50
See the detailed fees for this course
Digital resource fee: $7 max per term
Program and supplies fee: $15 max per term
Registrarial and student service fee: $41 max per term
Student technology fee : $12 max per term
Students’ Association fees
Health and dental plan : $386 per year
Students’ Association : $51.50 per term
U-Pass : $180 per term
Legal plan : $18 per term

Note: You may be eligible to opt out of some Student Association fees after enrolling. Visit Tuition and Fees for more information.

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