NATURAL SCIENCES (NASC 107)

This course is designed for students seeking a comprehensive introduction to the natural sciences, including those pursuing majors in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, as well as those seeking a broader understanding of the natural world.

Course syllabus ensures a structured and in-depth approach to Natural Sciences equipping students with the necessary skills for higher academic and professional success.

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Number of Credit hours

3 Credit hours will be awarded after completion of all graded assignments with a minimum of 55% or better.

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Eligibility

This Course is intended primarily for students with a high school degree seeking extra college level credits to fulfill their requirements for higher education application or to enter a graduate level program or for meeting the Natural sciences requirement of any institution.

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Course presenter

Ms.Kushal Jain, BE

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Course Objective

This course presents a comprehensive understanding of Natural Sciences. This college-level course provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of natural sciences, including biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences. Students will explore the natural world, developing a deeper understanding of the structures, processes, and interactions that shape our universe.

Through lectures students will apply scientific concepts and methods to real-world problems, developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Apply scientific principles: Explain and apply fundamental concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences to understand the natural world.
• Analyze scientific data: Interpret and evaluate scientific data, identifying patterns and relationships.
• Understand scientific methods: Describe the scientific method and its application in different fields of study.
• Relate science to society: Identify and discuss the impact of scientific discoveries and technological advancements on society and the environment.
• Develop critical thinking: Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address scientific and societal challenges.
• Communicate scientific information: Effectively communicate scientific concepts and ideas to diverse audiences.

Recognize interdisciplinary connections: Identify relationships between different scientific disciplines and their applications.

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Grading

Students will be graded on quizzes at the end of each chapter cumulatively contributing to 50% of the grade and a final exam contributing to 50% of the grade for a total of 100%. A minimum cumulative score of 55% or higher or higher is required for a passing grade and to receive credit for the course. All quizzes are open note and open book format.

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Teaching Methods

Lectures are delivered through an online learning management system (LMS). Connection to the web is required as it allows for students to access LMS, relevant abstracts/articles, clinical guidelines, and other material. Lectures and readings are designed to set the stage for the assignments.

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Registration and Payment Guide:

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Contact

For inquiries please email : CDMP@CINEC.EDU

Sri Lanka Program Coordinator : pawani.kuragama@cinec.edu