Genetics is a rapidly expanding scientific field that delves into the physical and chemical aspects of genetic material, exploring their connections to phenotypic expression and inheritance. This course introduces students to two main branches of genetics: transmission genetics (Mendelian genetics) and molecular genetics. Through this course, students gain insights into the fundamental mechanics of heredity and diversity. Topics include predicting genetic outcomes, the chemical foundation of inheritance, mutations, gene characteristics, chromosome and DNA structure, DNA replication, transcription into mRNA, translation into proteins, various inheritance patterns, and interactive genetic relationships. The course also encourages discussions and presentations on current genetic research. Learning occurs both in-person and online through video lectures, readings, and activities. Additionally, the laboratory component employs films, slides, calculations, and written exercises to provide students with practical insights into genetic research.