Welcome to BIO 100b
General Biology
Fall 2026
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Welcome to BIO 100b (General Biology)
Welcome to BIO 100b (General Biology)
During this 16-week course, we will explore biology from an evolutionary perspective. Our major themes will be form and function, the role of evolution in the diversification of organisms and the ecological principles that highlight this diversity. This course is Intended for students majoring in the biological sciences, but open to all qualified students who are prepared for the rigorous curriculum (previous course work in biology is highly recommended).
This course is a hybrid class where lectures are delivered online and labs meet in-person on the Ocean Campus. Please read this WELCOME LETTER (coming soon) to make sure that this is the right course for you!
General Course Overview--Fall 2026
General Course Overview--Fall 2026
Bio 100b is a hybrid course taught with online lectures and REQUIRED weekly, on-campus laboratory meetings on the Ocean Campus in STEAM 303, every Tuesday and Thursday (either in the morning from 10:10am-1:00pm or the afternoon from 1:10-4:00pm). I will be available for office hours every week (times/locations available on the CANVAS calendar).
Bio 100b is a hybrid course taught with online lectures and REQUIRED weekly, on-campus laboratory meetings on the Ocean Campus in STEAM 303, every Tuesday and Thursday (either in the morning from 10:10am-1:00pm or the afternoon from 1:10-4:00pm). I will be available for office hours every week (times/locations available on the CANVAS calendar).
During the 1st week we will meet in-person at the Ocean Campus in STEAM 303 for both of our labs starting on Tuesday 9/01. You are required to attend lab during this first week during your registered lab section (10:10 AM or 1:10 PM). Additionally to avoid being dropped, students MUST participate in the “M1: Discussion on Meet Your Classmates" by Friday 9/04 at 11:59am. If you do NOT, you will be considered a NO SHOW and may be dropped from the course. The activity can be found in the Module 1 under assignments.
During the 1st week we will meet in-person at the Ocean Campus in STEAM 303 for both of our labs starting on Tuesday 9/01. You are required to attend lab during this first week during your registered lab section (10:10 AM or 1:10 PM). Additionally to avoid being dropped, students MUST participate in the “M1: Discussion on Meet Your Classmates" by Friday 9/04 at 11:59am. If you do NOT, you will be considered a NO SHOW and may be dropped from the course. The activity can be found in the Module 1 under assignments.
You will be required to take exams in-person at a specific date/time. Please see the list of exam dates in the course syllabus.
You will be required to take exams in-person at a specific date/time. Please see the list of exam dates in the course syllabus.
If you are looking to add (whether on the waitlist or not), email your lab instructor. For those on the waitlist or wanting to get into the class, it will be even more important for you to join the September 01 lab meeting, as I will note your presence and give you priority if space does open up in the class. You should also submit a Class Add Request. Any spots will be approved on Saturday, September 05.
If you are looking to add (whether on the waitlist or not), email your lab instructor. For those on the waitlist or wanting to get into the class, it will be even more important for you to join the September 01 lab meeting, as I will note your presence and give you priority if space does open up in the class. You should also submit a Class Add Request. Any spots will be approved on Saturday, September 05.
BIO 100b is a 5-unit course that fulfills the Area C, Natural Science CCSF requirement and meets requirements for transfer to CSU and UC.
BIO 100b is a 5-unit course that fulfills the Area C, Natural Science CCSF requirement and meets requirements for transfer to CSU and UC.
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Instructors Contact Information
Instructors Contact Information
Please contact me through the Canvas Inbox (preferred) or by email at bibit.traut@mail.ccsf.edu. I will check both of these regularly and usually respond within 48 hours during the week and by Monday morning if you email me over the weekend (after 5PM on Friday).
Office Hours: check the CANVAS Calendar for times and locations (online or in my office in STEAM 203D).
Log-in instructions for Students
Log-in instructions for Students
Username: CCSF ID, examples: W12345678 or @12345678
Your Canvas password is your RAM ID password.
RAM ID instructions for students (Google Doc)
Online Learning
Online Learning
What are the real challenges encountered by both new and experienced online students, and how can you be successful? Tune into this short tutorial video to help debunk common myths about online learning.
What are the real challenges encountered by both new and experienced online students, and how can you be successful? Tune into this short tutorial video to help debunk common myths about online learning.
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Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement
Indigenous communities have lived in and moved through this San Francisco land over hundreds of generations and Indigenous peoples from many nations make their home in this region today. Please join us in recognizing and honoring the ancestors, descendants, elders, and all other members of the Ramaytush, Muwekma and Ohlone peoples.
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