BIO 22 Syllabus
Introductory Human Anatomy
Fall 2007
Instructor
Information
Course Description
Textbook/Lab
Manual
Technology
Schedule
Exams/Grades
Course Policies
Instructor's Information
Rose Leigh Vines, Ph.D., MT(ASCP)
E-mail: rlvines@csus.edu
Web page: http://www.csus.edu/indiv/v/vinesr
Professor of Biological Sciences
Office: SQU 126
Office Hours: T,R 8:30-10:00am
Office Phone: (916)278-6317
Course Description
Introduction to the study of the gross and microscopic structure of the human body using a systemic approach. Lecture three hours; laboratory three hours. Fee course. Prerequisite: BIO 001, BIO 002, BIO 010, or BIO 020, or instructor permission. 4 units.
Course Objectives
- describe the gross and microscopic structure of the human body
- provide a background for students who are preparing for careers in the allied health field and professional and graduate programs
Required Textbook and Lab Manual
Required Text:
Human Anatomy, Martini/Timmons/Tallitsch, 5th Ed., Prentice Hall, 2006.
Required Laboratory Manual:
Human Anatomy Lab Study Guide, Rosalee Carter, 5th Ed., Pearson Custom Publishing.
You can purchase the textbook and laboratory manual through the Hornet Bookstore.
You will also need to bring a Scantron Form 882 for all lecture exams.
Technology
All students enrolled in BIO 22 must get a SacLink account by the end of the first week of classes. Students should be comfortable using a computer and willing to browse the Internet. RealOne Player software is required to view video streamed materials. The software can be downloaded free from the Internet. Materials will download faster if you use a high-speed (broadband) computer connection to the Internet (campus network or a DSL/cable modem). Students can access the Internet from one of the campus student labs if a personal high-speed connection is not available.
Check out Computer Hardware Recommendations for Sacramento State Students for more information about equipment.
Schedule
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Lecture: Introduction
to the Course; Anatomical Terminology |
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Lecture: Tissues: Epithelial and Connective Tissues |
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Lecture: Integumentary System and Osseous Tissue |
9/11/07
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Lecture: Axial Division of Skeletal System |
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Lecture: Appendicular Division of Skeletal System |
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Lecture: Articulations - Joint Movements |
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Lecture: FIRST MIDTERM WRITTEN EXAM |
9/25/07
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Lecture: Axial Musculature |
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Lecture: Axial and Appendicular Musculature |
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Lecture: Appendicular Musculature |
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Lecture: Muscle Tissue and Surface Anatomy |
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Lecture: Neural Tissue and Development |
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Lecture: SECOND MIDTERM WRITTEN EXAM |
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Lecture: Spinal Cord |
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Lecture: Spinal Nerves |
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Lecture: Brain and Cranial Nerves; Autonomic (overview) |
10/25/07
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Lecture: Sensory Organs (Eye and Ear); Endocrine (overview) |
10/30/07
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Lecture: Blood |
11/1/07
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| Lecture: THIRD MIDTERM WRITTEN EXAM Lab: THIRD LAB PRACTICAL EXAM |
11/6/07 |
Lecture: Heart and Great Vessels |
11/8/07
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| Lecture: Arteries and Veins Lab: Charts and Models; Heart Dissection |
11/13/07 |
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Lecture: Veins, Hepatic Portal and Fetal Circulation; Lymphatic System |
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Lecture: Respiratory System |
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| THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY |
11/22/07
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Lecture: FOURTH MIDTERM WRITTEN EXAM |
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| Lecture: Digestive System Lab: Charts and Models |
11/29/07 |
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Lecture: Digestive System |
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Lecture: Urinary System |
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Lecture: Male Reproductive System |
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Lecture: Female Reproductive System |
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| Lecture: Comprehensive Final Written Exam (12:45-2:45pm) | 12/20/07 |
| Lab Section 5: Comprehensive Lab Practical Exam (3:00-5:00pm) | 12/18/07 |
| Lab Section 6: Comprehensive Lab Practical Exam (3:00-5:00pm) | 12/20/07 |
Class Attendance, Exams and Grading Policies
Attendance is required for all lectures and laboratories.
There are no make-up lecture or laboratory examinations or quizzes. Failure to take any exam or quiz results in a grade of 0 for the exam or quiz.
There will be a total of 1150 points in the course. There are many opportunities for you to earn points toward your final grade in the course. There are four midterm lecture written exams and one final comprehensive lecture written exam. There are also four midterm lab practical exams and one final comprehensive lab practical exam. In addition, there is one introductory quiz, ten WebCT quizzes and twelve to fifteen laboratory quizzes. The format for examinations will be different depending on the information covered on the exam. Examples of types of questions which may occur on the examinations include multiple-choice, matching, short answer, discussion, morphology identification and identification of structures on models and charts in the laboratory.
The point totals for the exams and quizzes are listed below:
Introductory Quiz in Lab 50 pts 4 Midterm Lecture Written Exams (100 pts each) 400 pts 4 Midterm Lab Practical Exams (50 pts each) 200 pts 10 Lab Quizzes (10 pts each for 10 highest scores) 100 pts 10 WebCT Quizzes (10 pts each) 100 pts Final Comprehensive Lecture Written Exam 200 pts Final Comprehensive Lab Practical Exam 100 pts 1150 total pts
Final Grades are determined using the following criteria:
A Outstanding achievement 90% of total possible points B Excellent performance; clearly exceeds
course requirements 80-89% C Meets course requirements 70-79% D Passed, but not at average achievement
standards 60-69% F Failure to meet class requirements less than 60% Plus and minus grades may be given at
the discretion of the Instructors.
Cheating Policy
Anyone cheating in any capacity will be assigned
a final grade of "F" for the course. No exceptions.
Laptop
and Cell Phone Regulation
Laptop computers are to be used for note-taking only. All cell phones must be turned off or set on vibration mode while in class. No text messaging or e-mailing is permitted.
Add/Drop
Policies
The add/drop policies for all on-campus and off-campus students in BIO 22 are the same as the Sacramento State add/drop policies. Students should refer to the Sacramento State Academic Calendar on the Web site (http://www.csus.edu/) for the appropriate add/drop dates.
Disability Accommodations
If you have a disability and require accommodations, you need to provide disability documentation to SSWD, Lassen Hall 1008, 916-278-6955. Please discuss your accommodation needs with me after class or during my office hours early in the semester.