Biology 200B – Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Spring Quarter 2012 Syllabus
General Course Information Instructor/Course Coordinator/Lab Coordinator Mr. Robert L Stewart Jr. – Part-time Faculty, Department of Biological Sciences Email Address: rlstewart10@gmail.com (new email address) Office: ASCB 365 Office Hours/Open Lab: Tuesday & Thursday 7:15pm-10pm; Friday 9am-12pm Lab Instructors: Mr. Andre Baghoomian; Dr. Anahid Mirzatoni; Mr. Behnam Radi; Mr. Robert L Stewart Jr Please see your lab instructors for their contact information and/or office hours Do not contact me for lab instructor contact information, get this settled day one of lab. Course Description and Meeting Times This course provides an introduction to human anatomy and physiology for non-science majors. The general objectives of the course are to gain a detailed understanding of the structure and function of the human body; to appreciate the relationship between structure and function; and to understand how various cells, tissues, organs and organ systems work together to maintain homeostasis. To achieve these general objectives, we will study the structure and function of the human body from a systems viewpoint. The entire Biology 200 course is presented in two quarters. This quarter, we will cover the nervous system, the endocrine system, the reproductive system (including gametogenesis and development), the cardiovascular system (some lymphatic system included) and the respiratory system. Meeting Times: Lecture - Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00am-8:50am, ASCB 132 Lecture Hall Laboratory – M/W or T/Th in room ASCB 365
Course Website Mastering A & P – Will contain syllabus, lecture slides (not lecture notes), mandatory lab and lecture quizzes, your progress, and anything else the teaching staff deems relevant to your successful completion of the course. Also, use Mastering A & P to take advantage of the many online resources that the website/program offers. The resources are great and very helpful. You can find all sorts of activities to help you in this course in addition to pictures of tissues, models, dissection specimens, quizzes, practice lab exams, games, ect. Also take advantage of the many online resources that the textbooks offer. They are great and very helpful. You can find all sorts of activities to help you in this course in addition to pictures of tissues, models, dissection specimens, quizzes, practice lab exams, games, ect.

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