Course Overview

Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology I

BIOH 201 is an introductory college-level course in human anatomy and physiology. It is designed to provide foundational knowledge of the structure and function of the human body, with a focus on the integration of major organ systems. The course is essential for students pursuing careers in health sciences and related fields.

• Course Title: BIOH 201: Anatomy and Physiology I

• Credits: 3 (lecture hours)

• Instructor: Dr. Katie Curry

• Location: City College Health Sciences & remote (online)

• Office Hours: Thursday 1-3:00 Online; Class Lecture Time: W at 1:00

Course Objectives

• Comprehend anatomical terminology as it relates to the human body.

• Explain homeostasis using examples of negative feedback.

• Describe basic cell structure and function of eukaryotic cells.

• Explain the structural and functional organization of the following organ systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and brain.

• Discuss the interrelationships between these organ systems.

Course Materials

Required Textbook and Online Resources

• Textbook: Anatomy & Physiology by Amerman, 3rd edition with lab manual (eBook with loose leaf option).

• Pearson Plus Access: Provides online and mobile access to the textbook and study tools.

• Study Area Content: Includes flashcards, videos, workbooks, and more for self-study (not graded).

• Dynamic Study Models (DSM): Adaptive questions to reinforce understanding.

Example: Students can use the Pearson app on Apple and Android devices for offline study.

Course Structure and Policies

Assignments and Homework

• Homework assignments are delivered through Dynamic Study Modules (DSM) and are due weekly.

• Assignments are designed to reinforce lecture material and prepare students for exams.

• Late assignments may not be accepted; refer to the syllabus for specific deadlines.

Exams and Proctoring

• No late exams. Early exams may be permitted if all homework is completed.

• Proctored exams require a valid photo ID and adherence to strict proctoring protocols.

• Laptop cameras must be set up to show the student, ID, and workspace.

• Laptop cords should be about 5 feet long; the camera must be at maximum length to show the test taker and environment.

• No external devices or notes are allowed unless specified.

• Failure to follow proctoring standards may result in a zero grade.

• Laptop cameras are not allowed for proctoring; external cameras are required.

• External cameras are available for purchase at bookstores or online (under $25).

• Professional proctoring centers may be used with pre-approval.

Example: If a student’s environment does not meet proctoring standards, they may set up at a library or another approved location.

Online Interview

• The instructor may request an online interview to verify student knowledge or resolve exam discrepancies.

• Interviews are conducted via Canvas in-box messaging and are recorded in exam feedback.

Contact and Support

Instructor Contact

• Contact via email or Canvas for questions about the syllabus or course content.

• Office hours are available for additional support.

Technical Support

• For Pearson access or errors, students should contact Pearson Support and get a ticket number.

• Students are responsible for ensuring timely access to all required course materials.

Summary Table: Key Course Policies

Additional info:

• This syllabus provides a comprehensive overview of course expectations, required materials, and academic policies for BIOH 201: Anatomy and Physiology I.

• Students are encouraged to review the full syllabus and course announcements regularly for updates and detailed instructions.