Course Overview

Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology II

This course, BIOL 196C, is the second part of a college-level sequence in Anatomy & Physiology, focusing on the structure and function of the human body. The course is taught by Professor Amy West at NHTI, Concord's Community College.

• Instructor: Professor Amy West

• Contact: (603) 271-6484 x4243, awest@ccsnh.edu

• Office Location: MacRury Hall room 209

Course Structure

• Lecture: 3 hours per week

• Laboratory: 2 hours per week

• Textbook: Marieb Human Anatomy & Physiology (Twelfth Edition)

Academic Affairs & Syllabus Notices

Importance of Syllabus and Notices

Students are strongly advised to read all syllabus materials and academic affairs notices thoroughly. These documents contain essential information regarding course policies, requirements, and expectations.

• Key Message: READ EVERYTHING!

Course Resources

Online Platforms and Study Tools

The course utilizes several online resources to support student learning and engagement:

• Canvas: The primary learning management system for course materials and announcements (www.nhti.edu).

• Mastering A&P: Pearson's online platform for interactive assignments and assessments.

• Student Access Code: Required for accessing Mastering A&P content.

• Video Tutorials: Supplementary instructional videos are available (e.g., YouTube link provided).

Textbook and Supplementary Materials

• Required Text: Human Anatomy & Physiology by Marieb, Hoehn, Haynes, and Abbott.

• Modified Mastering A&P: Online homework and study platform integrated with the textbook.

Summary

This syllabus overview introduces students to the key components of Anatomy & Physiology II, including instructor contact information, course structure, required materials, and the importance of staying informed through academic notices and online platforms. Students are expected to actively engage with all resources and communications to succeed in the course.