We'll cover following contents during this course. (Sequence may vary).
Botany
- Algology - The study of algae
- Anthropobotany - The study of the interactions between humans and plants
- Archaeobotology - The study of fossil plants
- Bryology - The study of mosses and liverworts
- Ethnobotany - The study of the traditional uses of plants by humans
- Forensic Botany - The use of plant evidence in legal cases
- Genetics - The study of inheritance and variation in plants
- Horticulture - The science and art of cultivating plants
- Mycology - The study of fungi
- Paleobotany - The study of fossil plants
- Plant Anatomy - The study of the structure of plant tissues and organs
- Plant Biochemistry - The study of the chemical processes that occur in plants
- Plant Ecology - The study of the interactions of plants with their environment
- Plant Genetics - The study of the inheritance of traits in plants
- Plant Morphology - The study of the external form and structure of plants
- Plant Physiology - The study of the functions of plant organs and tissues
- Plant Taxonomy - The study of the classification and identification of plants
- Plant Pathology - The study of plant diseases
- Pteridology - The study of ferns and their relatives
- Systematic Botany - The study of the evolutionary relationships between plants
- Veterinary Botany - The study of plants that are used in veterinary medicine
Biology
- Anatomy - The study of the structure of organisms
- Biochemistry - The study of the chemical processes that occur in organisms
- Biophysics - The study of the physical principles that govern the structure and function of living things
- Cell Biology - The study of cells, the basic units of life
- Developmental Biology - The study of the growth and differentiation of organisms
- Ecology - The study of the interactions of organisms with their environment
- Evolution - The study of the changes in organisms over time
- Genetics - The study of the inheritance of traits in organisms
- Immunology - The study of the body's defense system
- Microbiology - The study of microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses
- Molecular Biology - The study of the structure and function of molecules in organisms
- Neuroscience - The study of the nervous system
- Physiology - The study of the functions of organs and tissues in organisms
- Zoology - The study of animals
