、 CHUN-NENG WANG、 HAO-SEN CHIANG合授

This experimental course uses the "General Zoology Experiment Guide" and "General Botany Experiment Guide" compiled by the department as the lecture notes. The lecture notes are jointly written by many professors in the department. A total of more than 70 experiments have been planned, covering important areas of life science. Such as the structure and function of cells and tissues, organs and systems, the physiological mechanisms, the development of life, the classification, the origin and evolution of life, and animal behavior and ecology, etc. This course is based on two handouts. It first uses a lecture method, combined with slides and short videos, to introduce the basic theory and experimental content of each experiment in a detailed and easy-to-understand manner. Then let the students practice it themselves, complete the experiment and discuss it.

It is hoped that through the training of this experimental course, students will have a basic understanding of life sciences. It is hoped that after taking this course, students can learn basic techniques for researching life sciences, understand the connotation of the field of life sciences, and learn problem-solving abilities, and good attitudes towards biological experiments through experiments. In this way, students can pay attention to the overall meaning of life and arouse students' interest in life sciences.