E-learning courses

These self-guided digital resources allow students to work independently. Pre- and posttests can be used to check knowledge gains.

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e-learning

How science works

How might we look at the process of science in the real world? The scientific method is an oversimplified, step-by-step process. In reality, scientists begin with questions from different perspectives that center around testing ideas.

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Biotechnology

What is the definition of biotechnology? What are the skills and techniques currently in use? What are the benefits of biotechnology in food production? Biotechnology is a rapidly changing field dedicated to using technology to manipulate nature to work for us.

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Energy and biofuels

More cars and trucks are on the road than ever before. What impact will this have on fuel use and emissions? Are there alternatives to non-renewable fuel sources that can supplement or replace non-renewable fuels?

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Plant science

Why are plants important? What do you know about the crops grown in America? Corn and soybeans are two of the primary food crops that we produce in the United States. These crops help to feed humans and livestock as well as produce products like biofuels which benefit the environment.

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Population growth

How might we feed over 9 billion people? This is the question that farmers and researchers are trying to answer. Meanwhile, the population keeps growing. What are the implications of human population growth and how has it continued to increase?

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