08-22-2020, 10:13 AM
(08-22-2020, 03:16 AM)rachel83az Wrote:(08-21-2020, 07:09 PM)Pathfinder Wrote: I just signed up for ASU astronomy with lab which hopefully will fulfill COSC science with lab requirement. It looked challenging yet doable until I saw the lab questions!!! I'm not sure if I will be able to do that part! I'm an older learner and Algebra is gone from my brain!! Do they teach you how to do the math or you have to be able to do that on your own??Keep going! As I wrote in my review here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...UIdaho-etc the videos aren't necessarily enough to explain the formulae. However, you can do pretty poorly on the labs and still be able to get at least a C. Sign up for Wolfram Alpha and you can have many of the formulas explained to you. I might have been able to get 100% on at least the early labs if I had done this. Check the discussion forum before attempting the labs. The instructor puts MUCH better instructions there, especially after multiple students have issues with the questions. I moved doing the astronomy lessons from first thing on Tuesday to Friday or Saturday to take advantage of this. Remember that you get 3 tries with everything, except the midterm and the final. That really, really helps.
Has anyone done study.com Biology101 with the virtual lab? That is my only other option. SL lab is sent by mail and I'm in another country... not feasible
I would greatly appreciate anyone's take on which lab is easiest Biology101 from study.com or ASU astronomy lab? Or your thoughts on either if you've taken one of these? Is there a math component to Bio101L? Does ASU astronomy get easier or worse?
Thank you!!!
Rachel, are the outdoor activities 100% necesary? What happen if submit nothing in these homeworks??
BSBA: 70% completed (84 credits of 120)


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