BIO201:

Human Anatomy

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Course Description

This course is a detailed study of all human body systems. The primary emphasis is on anatomic structures with a fundamental understanding of physiology. It is strongly recommended that the student have completed one year of high school chemistry or CHEM 100

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Objectives

At the end of this course, the student will have and understanding of human anatomy and a working knowledge of the most critical components, structures and functions of the human anatomical systems listed below. Please consult the individual instructional units for the detailed learning objectives within each system:

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Course Overview

This course will help you master the terms, systems, and functions of the human body's anatomy. It is necessary for a student to master the content of this course before moving on in education into serious medical practice.

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Requirements

One year of high school biology or completion of BIOL 99 or other college-level biology course with a grade of "C" or better and an ASSET reading score of 36 or a successful completion of STSK 98.

Skills:
Equipment:
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Text book
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Skills:

To be successful in this course in the on-line version, students will need to have the ability to read and interpret information from various sources. The student must be able to use a computer with written instructions and minimal support from lab aids. The student must allocate enough time to the class for reading, studying, doing the assignments, and taking quizzes. For the typical student this will be about 15 hours a week plus transportation time for the supervised exams.
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Equipment:

Students taking this course on-line MUST HAVE ACCESS to a multimedia computer either by coming in to KCC and using a computer in the computer lab or some other location such as work, a friend's house, or the library or having a good multimedia computer and at least a 28.8 connection to the internet.
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Software: Students who wish to take this course on-line must have:

Students who want to do the work off campus must have Internet access. Students who come to campus will have full Internet access in the designated computer lab.
Students must have a functioning email account at the time the student registers and be able to use it at least once a day to monitor any potential class activities throughout the entire course.
Student must participate in activities that take place in our class on blackboard and regularly participate in the Forums for class discussion.
Students desiring to submit homework with mail attachments must get help from their ISP if they do not know how to do this.
Students having any problems with their connection to the internet must get help from their ISP. KCC does not support student connections, equipment or other problems with the student's home computer. Students no able to connect from off campus to do their work, must come to a campus lab and do the work on campus.

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Testing

Note that there is a midsemester exam and a final exam for both the lab and the theory in this course that MUST be taken in a supervised environment on KCC's main campus at a scheduled time.
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Text book

Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology: Martini and Bartholomew; Prentice Hall;

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Final Exams

This course will have a comprehensive final exam covering both the lab activities and the theory covered in this course. The final exams will be supervised and MUST BE TAKEN ON KCC's MAIN CAMPUS at the SCHEDULED TIME.

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