Bio-205 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Patricia Butterworth
| Course: | Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
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| Professor: | Patricia Butterworth |
| Email: | Patricia.Butterworth@avc.edu |
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Introduction
I am Dr. Patricia Butterworth and I will be your anatomy and physiology II instructor for the summer 2023. I have been teaching at College of the Canyons for 10 years as well as other community colleges in the area.
Course Description
Course Objectives: A Human Physiology II course designed to continue the study of the structures and the functions of the human body.
Pre requisite: BIOSCI 204 with a grade of "C" or better. Units: 4.00; UC, CSU 54.00
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOME (Lecture):
Identify, describe, and draw the anatomical structures (organs, tissues, cells, cell products) for the sense organs, the endocrine system, the circulatory and cardiovascular systems, the lymphatic and immune systems, the respiratory system, the digestive system, the urinary system, and the male and female reproductive systems and evaluate the functions of each, describing the physiological mechanism by which each works to maintain health and homeostasis.
STUDENT LEARING OUTCOME (Laboratory):
Name, identify, and evaluate the functions of pertinent anatomical structures (organs, tissues, cells, cell products) for each organ system studied.
What to Expect in this Course
Taking BioSci 205 in the summer means you have signed up for an incredibly intense 8-week class. This class is challenging, and you should not be taking it with another Science class during summer.
We will cover essentially an entire chapter each day!! You are going to be personally responsible for keeping up with this extreme work load, which is going to feel very different than your traditional Fall/Spring semester experiences. It is extremely important that you keep up with all of your work, and attend all class meeting.
Types of Assessments
There will be four online lecture exams and three practical lab exams.
Textbook Information
- Saladin, K.S. Anatomy and Physiology, 8th ed. McGraw Hill.
- Sarikas, S.N. Laboratory Investigations in Anatomy and Physiology. Ed Cummings
Additional Resources
Canvas
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Online Education
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Last updated: 05/29/2023 Sub#: 1583