The question wants the elaboration of a "curriculum" for a spefic cell highlighting the function of each organelle that the cell have.
The chosen cell was Animal Cell.
Animal cells are eukaryotic, enclosed by a plama membrane and with nucleus and organelles in they structure. Unlike the eukaryotic cells of fungus and plants, these cells do not have a cell wall, being the size range quite variable, as the animal kingdom has individuals of various sizes and shapes. The animal cells have multiple organelles that are responsible for the cell function, below will be described the organelles and their functions for cell survival and work:
- Cell membrane: the cell membrane acts as a barrier between the extracellular and intracellular environment, it is selectively permeable membrane that controls the entry and exit of materials (nutrients, molecules, toxic elements, etc). All the parts of the cells are enclosed by the cell membrane;
- Cytoplasm: Is where all the organelles of the cell are, being the intrecellular environment. The functon of cytoplsm is to maintain the shape of the cell (cytoskeleton and cytosol, respectively the network of filaments that give the cell shape and the gel-like fluid whithin the cell);
-Nucleus: the nucleous is the "brain" of the cells, it directs whats heppens. The nucleous contains the genectic information (DNA) that provides information required for the makiing of proteins that controls cells activities, like growth and cells division;
-Nucleolus: Is the most conspicuous domain of the eukaryotic cell. The main function of this organelle is the synthesis of RNA and ribosome genesis;
-Nuclear Membrane: Is the membrane that separates the nuclear content from the cytoplasm, acting similar to the plasma membrane;
-Endoplasmatic Reticulum (smooth and rough): The ER is where the protains are made. It is a network of membranes within the cytoplasm and are divided in two (smooth and rough). The smooth ER is in charge of several process including the synthesis of lipids, production of steroids hormones, and getting rid of toxic products for the cells. The rough ER have in the structure of the organelle tubules, cisternae, and vesicles, playing a important role in the production and processing of proteins for the cell;
-Ribosomes: They take and translate the information from tRNA that is needed to the synthesis of proteins, the ribosomes can be found attached to the rough ER or floating around the cytoplasm;
-Golgi apparatus: The Golgi apparatus acts like a "mailroom" for the cell, taking the proteins and lipids molecules that are processed by the ER and placing them into vesicles to be distributed in the cell or to the extracellular environment;
-Mitochondria: The mitochondria acts like the energy supplier for the cell, the function of this organelle is to take nutrients and produce the enregy needed to power the biochemical reactions of the cell, the energy takes the form of ATP that is used as a "rechargeable battery" for the cell;
-Vesicles: that organelles can help transport materials in the cytoplasm from a point to another and can work like lysosomes for the transport of toxic elements and waste;
-Lysosomes: they are membrane-bound organelle that contains enzymes required for digesting and reciclying cell by-products, as also getting rid of cellullar waste;
-Centrioles: centrioles produce cillia during interphase and the aster and spindle for cell division, it is a cylindrical organelle mainly made of tubulin. Cintrioles are vary important part of in the organization of the cell estructure and division, they work in the producion of proteins that are responsible to the targeting of genetic material during the cell division making possible the equal distribution of chromosomes in the daughters cells.