Advanced Biology: The Human Body Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
CD-ROM Version
By Dr. Jay Wile
The
Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology CD-Rom version has the
same information as the print version plus multimedia add-ons
(animations, videos, narrations and studio pronunciation
guides.)
This full course runs on Internet Explorer (included in the
CD if you need it.) It is designed to look like a website with a
left navigation frame to choose any module and section of the
course. Instructions for conducting hands-on experiments appear
throughout the CD.
On a separate CD there are study guides and tests. Answers
are also provided on this CD for parents use in grading.
Study guides and test can be printed for the student. as needed.
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When
combined with Exploring Creation With Biology, this advanced biology course
gives the home educated student the equivalent of a university biology course.
In other words, these two courses together cover the entire "advanced placement"
(AP) curriculum. In order to take this course, the student MUST have completed a
first-year biology course AND a first-year chemistry course. It covers both the
anatomy and the physiology of the human body’s 11 organ systems in detail.
Please note: the reproductive system is covered in detail, including frank (not
pornographic) illustrations and descriptions. Prerequisites: Students need to
have completed one year each of high school biology and chemistry before taking
this advanced biology course.
The Advanced Biology Student Text contains all student material, on-your-own
questions and solutions, laboratory exercises, and chapter study guides. It has
color illustrations and diagrams in a hardbound text.
The Advanced Biology Solutions and Test Manual contains answers to chapter study
guides, tests, and test solutions.
The Anatomy Coloring Book has concisely written text and
precise, hand-drawn figures. Organized according to body systems, each of the
170 plates includes an ingenious color-key system where anatomical terminology
is linked to detailed illustrations of the structures of the body.