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Anatomy and Physiology for Healthcare Professionals Course Orientation
Welcome to the online section of Biol 1100
Course Description: This is a 4 credit hour, one semester Anatomy and Physiology survey course. This class is designed for allied health majors. Each system is presented in sufficient depth to provide an understanding of systems, preparing the student for the medical specialty courses that will follow. The systems approach is used, incorporating structure and function from the cell to the entire body.
Lecture: Text: Seeley, Stephens & Tate. Essentials of
Anatomy & Physiology. 6th ed.; IF YOU
HAVE THE 5th EDITION, IT WILL BE ACCEPTABLE. On-line
lecture notes and support materials.
Lecture Notes: Available on-line, in your
WebCT Vista class.
Lab Notes: Available on-line, in your WebCT
Vista
class. Your dissection specimens can be picked up in
the division office or mailed to you.
Required Materials: Computer with internet access, textbook, dissection
specimens, colored pencils, camera
(digital works best) for dissection labs, computer
with online access, printer for paper submission of
labs or (preferable) a scanner for
email submission of labs.
Did you complete the browser tune-up on your computer? If you did not, do it now. Many things will not work well in WEBCT unless the settings are correct!
From the Darton College site for distance learning students, you need to view the following pages to make sure that your computer is ready for this course. If you "click" on any of the blue links below, you will be sent directly to the page.
Minimum System Requirements for Online Learners
Don't forget to check your Plugins.
If you have never taken a WebCT Vista course, or are not familiar with the features of WebCT, view the WebCT quick reference guides.
Should you be in an Online Course? The prevailing comment from students about this course is that it requires a TREMENDOUS amount of time. If you are taking an online course because the time offerings did not match your schedule, and you have ample time within the week to study, and you are a highly motivated self-learner, then you probably belong here. If you are taking this class online because your schedule is so full and hectic that you can't seem to fit the class into your schedule, you should NOT be taking this class on line. You will invest more time in this class in the online format than you would in the classroom.
Did you complete the browser tune-up on your computer? If you did not, do it now. Many things will not work well in WEBCT unless the settings are correct!
You will find it by clicking this Browser Tune-up link.
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