Human Anatomy & Physiology Orientation

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I look forward to working with you this semester. Together, we will explore the most complex organism in the universe, The Human Body.

Before we start, it's important that you review and understand the information covered in my orientation. The most important idea covered in this orientation is our "shared responsibilities and shared expectations".

This page has links for the syllabus, the Science Department's Learning Objectives, and lecture/lab schedules (PDF printable).. Additional reference material about the class is also provided below. It is your responsibility to review this information and ask questions if you do not understand the significance of these statements

A Wise Man said, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step". Well, this on-line orientation is your first step into my world of anatomy and physiology. Remember, seeking knowledge is not a destination, it is a lifelong journey!

 


   
* Welcom First Day Comments
* What is the purpose of science?
* What is the difference between the laws made by people and the laws made by nature?
* Why should you want to study science? - What is science?
* Why do we need to memorize so many factoids?
* What should we do with all the "factoids"? (see puzzle)
   

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About Lectures
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* Recommended Textbook
* Biology Tutoring W2023
   

* About Labs
* Lab Web Resources
* Learning Center Tutorial Service Hours
* Recommended Lab Manual
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Syllabus, Lecture-Lab-Exam Schedules
* BIOL 2710 Syllabus (Section 1607)
* BIOL 2710 (Section C1607) T/Th Lecture and Exam Schedules
* BIOL 2710 (Section C1609) Syllabus
* BIOL 2710 (Section C1609) M/W Lecture and Exam Schedles
   

Lecture Learning Objectives (Required Knowledge).
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Lab Learning Objectives (Required Knowledge)
* Unit 1
* Unit 2
* Unit 3
* Unit 4
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